Bush doesn't confront China over alleged Pentagon hack

Trash Dispatch: September 06, 2007 (Computerworld) -- President George W. Bush did not confront China's President Hu Jintao today over allegations that the Chinese military has hacked Pentagon computer networks, a national security adviser said.

Meanwhile, new reports have surfaced in the U.K. of Chinese-sponsored attacks and probes of government information systems there.

On Tuesday, Bush had hinted he might bring up the hacking charges, which surfaced over the weekend in the Financial Times, during a scheduled face-to-face meeting with Hu.
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Trash Dispatch: This story at Computerworld doesn't make any sense. Everybody knows that if the Chinese, or any foreign country for that matter, would like a copy of our U.S. Military Secrets, all they have to do is Ask! Well, there may be a "small" fee involved. But that would mean, that the Chinese are Too Cheap to pay for U.S. Military Secrets, and More, that they are not even willing to forgive a mere $2dollars out of the $2Trillion that we owe them.

What a bunch of as-ho-es!

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