[dennisw]

1. U.S. Charges Chinese Man With Conspiracy to Steal ... - Bloomberg

   www.bloomberg.com/.../u-s-charges-chinese-man-with-c...‎

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   Bloomberg L.P.

   Dec 14, 2013 - Mo Hailong, who drove through the Midwest in a rental car and visited farms ... Mo conspired with others “to steal the intellectual property of the  ...

2. Designer Seed Thought to Be Latest Target by Chinese - NYTimes ...

   www.nytimes.com/.../chinese-implicated-in-agricultur...

   The New York Times

   Feb 4, 2014 - When confronted, the man, Mo Hailong, who was with his colleague Wang Lei, appeared flushed. Mr. Mo told the manager that he worked for  ...

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3. Images for Mo Hailong

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4. Chinese man charged in seed thefts pleads innocent : News ...

   www.heartlandconnection.com/news/story.aspx?id=1001814‎

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   KTVO

   Feb 1, 2014 - Mo Hailong, also known as Robert Mo, appeared Thursday before Magistrate Judge Ross Walters. He entered a plea of not guilty to one count  ...

5. 6 Chinese nationals charged in Iowa corn seed theft | TheGazette

   thegazette.com/.../6-chinese-nationals-charged-in-iowa-corn-...‎

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   The Gazette

   Dec 19, 2013 - Mo Hailong, Li Shaoming, Wang Lei, Wang Hongwei, Ye Jian and Lin Yong each have been indicted on conspiring to steal trade secrets from  ...

6. Call the FBI! China Is Trying To Steal America's Seeds! : The Salt ...

   www.npr.org/.../call-the-fbi-china-is-trying-to-steal-americas-seeds

   NPR

   Dec 13, 2013 - The car had been rented to a man named Mo Hailong. The FBI says Mo, a lawful permanent resident of the U.S. who lives in Florida, works for  ...

[Sacajaweau]

A friend of mine worked at "X". They had Chinese visit the plant. My friend said they were there for one reason....to steal anything they could.

They made them put on long lab coats...very unnecessary but there was a security function to them.

[gaijin]

What I’m going to say isn’t going to be popular:

I’m honestly HAPPY this happened to DuPont, and I almost wish the damage had been higher.

If you’re an American with robust BioChem skills and it appears likely that you’ll ask for reasonable pay, it’s very likely it will prove hard for you to get a job:

Companies prefer researchers who’ll settle for long hours, low-pay and must come over to the USA on visas permitting work at THAT SPECIFIC company, and no other —this gives the company an exotically high level of control over him/her.

It’s almost a form of indentured servitude, and for each such position it means a normal American will NOT have a job.

American companies hire such people —people from the very most piracy-prone country on Earth— and then they’re shocked —SHOCKED!— that they end-up ripped-off by them.

The cases most shocking are in sensitive defense tech outfits —they make the dodgiest hires for super sensitive stuff and then YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENS...!

What this really is is US taxpayers and consumers SUBSIDIZING China.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

http://www.agweb.com/article/seeds_of_deceit_NAA_Farm_Journal_Editors/

[mountainlion]

The Chinese have already been given the farm by Clinton. I suspect Obama will do the same. After NSA there will be few secrets which will increase competition and our corporations will have to work for their money not make up secret Frankenfood.

[Dick Bachert]

Hell, I say LET ‘EM HAVE ‘EM. Perhaps they’ll grow gills and flippers and wriggle to the sea, solving a number of problems for the West.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

The FBI is Johnny-on-the-spot when it comes to protecting the interests of the big-government/big-corporate crony-fascist complex.

[dhs12345]

Hey, if you can’t invent it, steal it.

[Star Traveler]

That was a nice nab. Let the chinks buy it from us. We already buy enough stuff from them.