He Russia, still wanna snuggle up to China?
Posted on 12/23/2019 11:29:55 AM PST by tlozo
How comical is this? The idea that enemies would somehow agree to not steal each other’s war making technology is ludicrous.
How comical is this? The idea that enemies would somehow agree to not steal each other’s war making technology is ludicrous.
The big prize is Siberia. A billion Chinese with 20 million of them unmarried military age men. Gotta start a war to give them something to do. If they die what’s a million Chinese?
You’d think after the Molotov-Von Ribbentrop Pact, the Russians would know better.
He Russia, still wanna snuggle up to China?
My big laugh for today. Though It’s easier for China to steal tech from us because we have so many Chinese living here and working in tech. Russia does not have this problem.
I highly doubt the Russians are so naive as to be surprised by this. The only surprise is that they are publicly saying so.
Why so suprised, Ivan? It’s what they do. To everybody, friends and enemies alike.
CC
that’s like shoplifting from the island of misfit toys.
Clearly this Trump’s fault...
So the Russians are pissed because the Chinese stole the technology from them that the Russians stole from us?
As an employee of China Russia has no patent rights...
everything belongs to the boss.
So now they know what we feel like, the Russians/Soviets been stealing military tech from the USA for much of the last century. Russians steal from us, the Chinese then steal it from Russia. Someday both Russia and the USA may be stealing it from China (but we seem to only be able to lose tech to others, courtesy of Clinton and Obama).
Anyone remember that famous Russian inventor Regus Patoff?
Did they expect anything different?
Did you ever read one of Clancy’s last books:
“The Bear and the Dragon”
It involved the invasion of Siberia by China.
That and Jimmah Cahtah loaned them a Cray Supercomputer to upgrade their “automotive industry”. Then they used it to upgrade their weapons systems based upon superior computer modelling.
Right up there with the Chicoms honoring US intellectual property rights.
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