OT: Chinese spying (any economic impact?)

[Aecetia]

Not bad idea to support the Dalai Lamaia and this country by not buying anything Chinese. I gave up French wine awhile back to teach them a lesson. There are some nice domestic wines. It just takes discipline and we probably all could do with less stuff. I have relented on the French wine and do enjoy Veuve now and again.

[golfproz]

That spy that got 24 years worked in the same engineering dept as me! He sat a few cubicles away from me. Man that was a total shock. Nice guy, very quiet and had worked here for ever. Just goes to show you that you can NEVER be too careful.

[golfproz]

That spy that got 24 years worked in the same engineering dept as me! He sat a few cubicles away from me. Man that was a total shock. Nice guy, very quiet and had worked here for ever. Just goes to show you that you can NEVER be too careful.

[golfproz]

That spy that got 24 years worked in the same engineering dept as me! He sat a few cubicles away from me. Man that was a total shock. Nice guy, very quiet and had worked here for ever. Just goes to show you that you can NEVER be too careful.

[golfproz]

That spy that got 24 years worked in the same engineering dept as me! He sat a few cubicles away from me. Man that was a total shock. Nice guy, very quiet and had worked here for ever. Just goes to show you that you can NEVER be too careful.

[golfproz]

That spy that got 24 years worked in the same engineering dept as me! He sat a few cubicles away from me. Man that was a total shock. Nice guy, very quiet and had worked here for ever. Just goes to show you that you can NEVER be too careful.

[patientlywaiting]

American consumers are addicted to Chinese goods. Americans would revolt if they had to stop buying cheap trinkets. The Brits and Americans got the Chinese addicted on opium 100 years ago. Now it’s pay-back time. What goes around comes around.

If they can spy, all the more power to them. It’s all part of the game. A lot of American technology was previously “stolen” from Germany anyway.

But yeah, we should worry about retaining Chinese academics in America rather than spying.

[patientlywaiting]

American consumers are addicted to Chinese goods. Americans would revolt if they had to stop buying cheap trinkets. The Brits and Americans got the Chinese addicted on opium 100 years ago. Now it’s pay-back time. What goes around comes around.

If they can spy, all the more power to them. It’s all part of the game. A lot of American technology was previously “stolen” from Germany anyway.

But yeah, we should worry about retaining Chinese academics in America rather than spying.

[patientlywaiting]

American consumers are addicted to Chinese goods. Americans would revolt if they had to stop buying cheap trinkets. The Brits and Americans got the Chinese addicted on opium 100 years ago. Now it’s pay-back time. What goes around comes around.

If they can spy, all the more power to them. It’s all part of the game. A lot of American technology was previously “stolen” from Germany anyway.

But yeah, we should worry about retaining Chinese academics in America rather than spying.

[patientlywaiting]

American consumers are addicted to Chinese goods. Americans would revolt if they had to stop buying cheap trinkets. The Brits and Americans got the Chinese addicted on opium 100 years ago. Now it’s pay-back time. What goes around comes around.

If they can spy, all the more power to them. It’s all part of the game. A lot of American technology was previously “stolen” from Germany anyway.

But yeah, we should worry about retaining Chinese academics in America rather than spying.

[patientlywaiting]

American consumers are addicted to Chinese goods. Americans would revolt if they had to stop buying cheap trinkets. The Brits and Americans got the Chinese addicted on opium 100 years ago. Now it’s pay-back time. What goes around comes around.

If they can spy, all the more power to them. It’s all part of the game. A lot of American technology was previously “stolen” from Germany anyway.

But yeah, we should worry about retaining Chinese academics in America rather than spying.

[patientlywaiting]

The Chinese currency is the Yuan or Renmenbi. The Won is Korean.

Look at Dell hurting and closing their manufacturing plants in America. I predicted that direct shipments of PCs from China was the way to go. If you order a Compaq/HP computer, it’s directly shipped to you from China via DHL. I knew that was the correct business model. HP is now the top PC maker (or should I say marketer).

[patientlywaiting]

The Chinese currency is the Yuan or Renmenbi. The Won is Korean.

Look at Dell hurting and closing their manufacturing plants in America. I predicted that direct shipments of PCs from China was the way to go. If you order a Compaq/HP computer, it’s directly shipped to you from China via DHL. I knew that was the correct business model. HP is now the top PC maker (or should I say marketer).

[patientlywaiting]

The Chinese currency is the Yuan or Renmenbi. The Won is Korean.

Look at Dell hurting and closing their manufacturing plants in America. I predicted that direct shipments of PCs from China was the way to go. If you order a Compaq/HP computer, it’s directly shipped to you from China via DHL. I knew that was the correct business model. HP is now the top PC maker (or should I say marketer).

[patientlywaiting]

The Chinese currency is the Yuan or Renmenbi. The Won is Korean.

Look at Dell hurting and closing their manufacturing plants in America. I predicted that direct shipments of PCs from China was the way to go. If you order a Compaq/HP computer, it’s directly shipped to you from China via DHL. I knew that was the correct business model. HP is now the top PC maker (or should I say marketer).

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