China attacks "biased" U.S. cyber-spying report

Reuters ^ | 11/23/09

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China attacks "biased" U.S. cyber-spying report

Mon Nov 23, 3:01 am ET

BEIJING (Reuters) – China on Monday accused a U.S. congressional advisory panel of bias for a report in which it said the Chinese government appeared increasingly to be piercing U.S. computer networks to gather useful data for its military. The U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission said in its 2009 report to Congress released last week that there was growing evidence of Chinese state involvement in such activity.

But Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang said the report was a twisted attack on China.

"This report disregards the facts, is full of bias and has ulterior motives," Qin said in a brief statement on the ministry's website (www.mfa.gov.cn), less than a week after President Barack Obama wrapped up his first official China trip. "We advise this so-called commission to not always look at China through tinted glasses and stop interfering with China's internal politics and damaging Sino-U.S. ties," he added.

China regularly dismisses such allegations.

The 12-member, bipartisan U.S. commission was set up in 2000 to analyze the implications of growing trade with China.

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Well, these folks did not get the note from all-powerful Goldman Sachs. We should be nice to Chinese, which basically means:

-- shut up on Chinese cyberspying

-- shut up on Chinese product safety

Keep the money game going, even if China will occupy U.S. tomorrow.

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Ping!

[MGMSwordsman]

The Chinese have learned that Americans will do anything to avoid the dreaded “biased” or “racist” label. Even commit suicide.

We are so screwed.

[TigerLikesRooster]

That is what expensive tuition will buy for your kids. Complete PC brainwashing in return for becoming alumni of the brand-name school they attended.