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“We absolutely do not do that,” Bryson Bort, CEO of industrial security firm Scythe and co-founder of the hacking conference DEF CON’s ICS Village, told Motherboard. “This is kind of what makes us different from [China]. The U.S. government does not do corporate espionage, which is essentially what the accusation is here.”

But we should be doing that to any country that rips off our IP, especially China. The US government should then patent any improvements and license the tech only for manufacturing in the US.

Look at Boeing's transfer of composite tech to Mitsubishi to get the ANA to buy 787s. The US probably spent billions to develop that tech in the defense industry and Boeing just gives it away to a foreign competitor to make a short-term gain in sales. As a result, Mitsubishi rolls out the first new Japanese airliner in decades. The looting class in charge of US corporations is effectively cooperating with the foreign theft of US technology.

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Mitsubishi rolls out the first new Japanese airliner in decades

Never mind Mitsubishi

The No 1 in small corporate jets is provided by Honda Aviation:

Honda also makes their own jet engines.

[wildcard_redneck]

“The looting class in charge of US corporations is effectively cooperating with the foreign theft of US technology.”

You are 100% correct. I have met a lot of executives and they are only interested in themselves and do not care about building anything. They migrate around the corporate world like locusts ripping off shareholders and America.