Can you imagine the uproar if two US company owners were subjected to the same paranoid questioning by the Chinese authorities. US policy is to have access to LOTS of industrial secrets. How do you think they did so well commercially for so many years before anyone twigged what they were doing! This line of questioning regarding access to company NDA stuff seems to be a bit of a smoke screen to gain further access they are hampered with gaining right now. It is laughable. When the internet is not run by a majority of US companies, which WILL happen, watch them start crying again as they need industrial secrets to be able to be No1. knowledge is power, blah blah blah ad infinitum.
Posts by StuBird
3 publicly visible posts • joined 15 Aug 2010
Huawei, ZTE clash with US over national security
Friday 14th September 2012 19:26 GMT
And what about the cyber attacks on Chinese/Afghan/India and any other number of countries soil that originate in from the US, or whatever anon proxy the attacker chooses to use??? do we really think that a cyber attacker would leave a trace back to their home country. We would be naive to believe that it is so easy to trace back a government funded cyber attack to source methinks! How about more reports on US funded cyber crime to even up reporting.
Perseid meteors 'thrill star-gazers'
Monday 16th August 2010 08:44 GMT 
WELL....
Sorry to be a pain, but here at Portland in Dorset, we had clear skies, Milky Way was very visible overhead right to the horizon once the night vision kicked in, a great show of some very bright long lasting meteors overhead, sat in the deck chairs for a couple of hours...... sadly no photos, a little too inebriat.....innebdriad.....drunk at the time..!!!
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