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I wonder how Barack Obama will stand against this assumption. There are some serious accusation, I'm pretty sure both side will temper all the way they can but
by h1fra 11y ago
I wonder how Barack Obama will stand against this assumption.
There are some serious accusation, I'm pretty sure both side will temper all the way they can but may lead to intense change in business as company already starting to file complain !
- rudolf0 11y agoFrance's intelligence agencies are known to engage in this same kind of economic espionage, including against the US. Not that that necessarily makes it right for us to do it, but any outrage from France's government is feigned.
- x5n1 11y agoBasically the rules of the game are there are no rules. Whoever can steal anyone's secrets does and probably should or risk being left behind. China plays by these rules, it's about time that everyone else wisen up to this and accept it as the real state of affairs outside of rhetoric and propaganda.
- marcosdumay 11y ago> China plays by these rules, it about time that everyone else wisen up to this. Are you aware that this story is about the US, right?
- x5n1 11y agoObviously. I meant in addition China also plays by these rules.
- irishcoffee 11y agoYou're being sarcastic, right?
- tawaynow 11y agoOk so next US officials accuse the Chinese of spying based on some very shaky evidence we can just all collectively tell them to stop whining right?
- x5n1 11y agoyup. or even very concrete evidence. or pretty much any other country. one strategy the US employs in all of its dealings is holier than thou. As Chomsky says, never listen to what the US says, always look at their actions. They never match what they say.