Lawmaker blasts U.K. government on Microsoft policy

confidentiality agreement: Every deal has a side deal in countries like England where the population still thinks its government not corruptible and more like parental units that would never harm the citizenry. The colonists in America split off from England for that exact reason.

We in the united states, owing to Judge Jackson's comments regarding Microsoft, have to assume that Microsoft is bribing government officials in England. The company may yet be addressing the greater good. But this way of doing business is not the American way. Please let not the world view the Microsoft way as the American Way. Microsoft is a transnational big business that still behaves criminally. Polite society continues to help the company reform.; Posted by: mighetto Posted on: 10/10/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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confidentiality agreement mighetto | 10/10/07

was Judge Jjackson bribed? John Zern | 10/10/07

He did not John Zern | 10/10/07

(NT) nomoremicrosoft | 10/11/07

Au contraire, mon frere! 1stcyberian | 10/10/07

Have hope my brother mighetto | 10/10/07

Conflicting statements Larsix | 10/10/07

Simple solution Omch'Ar | 10/10/07

War on terror mrjonno | 10/11/07

What phrase? xuniL_z | 10/11/07

Use of force...? Wolfie2K3 | 10/11/07

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