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China accused of hacking US government computers

by Stevie Smith - Jun 13 2008, 10:12

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US excuse to blame china for a bigger reasonJun 19th, 2008 - 04:55:43

1000% China was not responsible for what has happen. We need to investigate matters more carefully before we accuse others. I believe the us did this for a bigger reason. What purpose could the chinese have of hacking us systems. They might obtain useful info but for what? To make it simple, for example, when you were a kid and got into trouble what do you do? You point the finger at someone else. This is exactly the case. This is an excuse for a great cause. If you dont believe me then wait on and see.

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J BApr 13th, 2009 - 18:23:57

You are wrong. China has been known to have hacking rings nationwide. Although not sponsored by the Government of China, they are still attacking U.S. Federal computer systems. It was in the May 2009 issue of Popular Science. and I just happened to have tried to access whitehouse.gov on the day of the attack. I recieved an error page.

Don't believe people that say Chinese people are innocent. Many are so patriotic, that they see hacking as a way to help the homeland.

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