HP targeted reporters before they published

What a bunch of nonsense over nothing: You'd think it was the end of the world because some investigators checked out the phone records of some HP employees and hacks. Here's a clue for you, this goes on all the time in criminal investigations. Maybe the private investigators stepped over the line. If they did then prosecute them but testimony before Congress? PLEASE spare us the theatrics and grandstanding. The Fools on the Hill can't even stop the flow of illegal aliens, drugs or terrorists ferchrissake but they can waste more tax payer money on HP's affairs?; Posted by: BeGoneFool Posted on: 09/19/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Not quite "nothing".... shawkins | 09/20/06

So naturally... John L. Ries | 09/20/06

Disaster (and a deserved one) opensourcepro | 09/20/06

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