3Com bid died due to 'complexity,' Huawei says

good for the US, boycott 3com: Complexity? How about not wanting to sell the technology that secures our government systems. I know that's dumb to say because we know how secure and how good of a job our government does to protect us, never-the-less this technology and the companies related to this technology shouldn't be sold to a government, especially a government ran by socialist china. China is a country that produces the most spam (from spamcop's website) are well know for trying to hack and break into US systems, can't keep lead out of children's toys, account for 40% of the pollution if California, and 3com is upset this deal didn't go through? Why does anyone deal with 3com to begin with. Sell Sell Sell, sell everything, $$$$$$ is the bottom line, no national security, not your sovereignty nope just the bottom line.; Posted by: admin@... Posted on: 02/23/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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