Massive Chinese spynet targeted Dalai Lama

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Terrible lawyering but good detective work

Just because the Chinese Govt. has and acts on the information doesn't really pin the act of stealing the information on them.

If I had that information and knew I could sell it, I would.

Our intelligence agencies gather information in any number of ways (not to mention fabricate stuff to sway public opinion but that is another issue...). Do you think we would turn down information leading to Bin Laden or other adversary just because the place it come from is smelly.

That China may know the source and is not stopping it is a concern. They should come clean on it.

I don't see the smoking gun you do and think your case would fail miserably.

Surely though, if it isn't a case of $, someone may very well be currying favor with the Chinese Govt. to get their other misdeeds overlooked.

Perhaps the culprit is a sort of Oliver North type who did very illegal things at the request of his Gov. but whose Gov. said they didn't exactly him to do those things. This means of course the real truth will be known by precious few.

Posted by: javajunkie@...   Posted on: 03/30/09  (Edited: 03/30/2009 @ 05:30) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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