dtucker300 Loc: Vista, CA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=legy8OigE3c
Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson


When it comes to the U.S. relationship with China, it's complicated. The Chinese are an important U.S. trade partner, but also an adversary and competitor. Our scientists are monitoring the c*******t nation's work on weapons technologies that are both reason to marvel and cause for concern. More on that from Glenn Tiffert, a China policy expert at the Hoover Institution. He says the biggest areas to watch are biotechnology and artificial-intelligence or “AI”-empowered weapons.

iFrank Loc: San Antonio

I read somewhere that Asian people, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, aren't big on invention, they need assistance in the discovery and creativity or just copy the design technology and modify it. Now we have seen a t*****rous nature here in the US with our v**e talley going around the world, technology going to other countries either by electronic data like the patent office, hacker stealing our technology or physical examples like leaving technology unsecured to be taken by others are now clearly on display. I know we have been hoodwinked but I see that the convention of states is gathering support along with the realization that most of what the democrats push on us is not in our best interest, and winds up going against our moral fiber.

There's treason from within and we're fighting against ourselves in the effort to put out the proverbial fires we let others start. We could hamstring their economies and bring them to their knees if all would boycott them, but money and power is all people see. Its tough when awake people can see this technology being used against good people and try to convince the subdued meandering minds that go through life without a clue.