Chinese espionage
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Atomic Playboy
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A maximum sentence of 15 years in prison and $1.25 million in fines? Yeah, I think that's enough. Assuming he does the full time, he'll be 83 when he is released from prison, and a hell of a lot poorer. I don't think there's much reason to execute him.
BoomerD
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- Feb 26, 2006
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Yet the Chinese are one of our "favored trading partners" (and our biggest creditor) in this global economy...
China and Israel are both guilty of spying on us...yet we continue to kiss both their collective asses.
When the fuck do we say, "Enough is enough?"
China and Israel are both guilty of spying on us...yet we continue to kiss both their collective asses.
When the fuck do we say, "Enough is enough?"
sunzt
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- Nov 27, 2003
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When $80+ dollar jeans is the norm, when higher inflation and consumer goods/electronics prices are perfectly acceptable and profitable...
Hell right now America's economy needs to keep prices as low as possible.
With all these exposed Chinese spy's it makes you wonder how deep and secret the US spy network is in China. If the US starts executing Chinese spys don't be expecting any mercy when the Chinese do the same to accused US spys.
You don't think the US spies on China and Israel?
Hell, I would bet money Canada and the US spy on one another.
besides, you don't kill the other guys spies, than they kill your spies.
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Originally posted by: RichardE
We'll, I'm glad you don't make the decisions on that
Oh? You believe in giving money to those who actively spy on us?
Everyone spies on everyone. Would you like to become an isolationist country perhaps? Close the borders to every country who has ever trespassed against you? See how that works?. There is a reason some countries have very big public "clandestine" budgets, it isn;t to look pretty.
m1ldslide1
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I think that sending him to West Virginia would be roughly equivalent to deporting him to a 3rd world country. Too cruel IMO. Life in prison is appropriate.
Originally posted by: RichardE
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Originally posted by: RichardE
We'll, I'm glad you don't make the decisions on that
Oh? You believe in giving money to those who actively spy on us?
Everyone spies on everyone. Would you like to become an isolationist country perhaps? Close the borders to every country who has ever trespassed against you? See how that works?. There is a reason some countries have very big public "clandestine" budgets, it isn;t to look pretty.
Stop defending Israel, they've got dual citizenship plants throughout the government who feed them all kinds of information and don't get me started on AIPAC.
halik
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Seconded. As someone that recently became a U.S. citizen, I do not tolerate this kind of bullshit by any means. Once you take the oath, you are giving up your allegiance.
That being said, it's understandable that espionage will happen because of money (ie someone gets paid off). But if you're doing that just to support your "homeland", you should be shot ....plain and simple.
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