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In case B, the NSA might not hand a briefcase of schematics to US companies for economic gain. But they have used stolen data to influence trade negotiations fo
by pkinsky 12y ago
In case B, the NSA might not hand a briefcase of schematics to US companies for economic gain. But they have used stolen data to influence trade negotiations for the benefit of US companies. In both cases, the military could be said to have acted as an arm of corporate espionage, no?
- droope 12y ago> In case B, the NSA might not hand a briefcase of schematics to US companies for economic gain Saying that the NSA wouldn't do that is stupid, and anybody who says otherwise is either ignorant or otherwise malicious. The US government aids its corporations in every way it can, and it has done so throughout its history.