[NVDave]

Another victory for the “free trade uber alles” crowd.

Now, as someone who used to work in the networking industry, here’s a little possibility that should make one’s blood run cold:

All those network interface and other low-margin chips that are now fab’ed in China... and designed into networking gear, PC’s and other devices on our networks: how do you know that the only thing on those chips is (eg) an Ethernet interface? How do you know that there isn’t something more?

[Eye of Unk]

I swear at times it seems like most of the posts and comments on FR are nothing but creative Chinese hackers using the forum to generate a directed mob mentality.

But I am pretty sure its just the rats from the DUmp.

[Happy Rain]

Clarke blew his credibility when he tried to whitewash the Clinton responsibility for 9/11 and put all the blame on the Bush administration—he was and is a liberal Democrat hack who, as Dick Cheney said “was not in the loop” yet like Joe Wilson, was able to artificially inflate his importance by bashing Republicans.

The Obama administration is full of Chicom and KGB loving Marxists—Obama himself the worst. They are busy leaking our national security secrets to the communists—like the flight codes of our stealth drones—and don't forget on the hot mike how Obama promised more to Putin AFTER he is reelected when he will have the power to really make us vulnerable.

Clarke is still working for the Left (and he is so vain and benighted he may not even know it) and is trying shift the blame for our security problems on the Chicoms when it is cleary Obama’s treasonous espionage.

[bmwcyle]

Richard is there to tell lies. He did so well for TWA 800.

[ponder life]

I saw a 60 minutes segment about this topic last year. And near the end of the segment, the interviewer asked the interviewee, "But don't we spy on the Chinese also?".

Her reply was, "Yes, but we have more to lose".

In other words, everyone is spying on everyone else. But the US has the most technology to lose in this age old activity, especially, now that the world is linked via the world wide web.

And, likely, there will come a day, when the Chinese will have more to lose, and will bring it up to America's attention instead.