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    The Internet is Sick... But We Can Make it Better

    By Posted on 1.22.2008 1 Comments

    What do you think happens when you connect your computer to the Internet?

    4.17.2009 at 06:18pm - Comment by dodacrazy

    To my disbelief in your magazine about hackers from China which i'm sure they are some but what your story says is switching blame on China that really belongs within the United States.Face the facts before you push blame on another nation why not face what we have here today with the help of are own service.Courrption beyond our own beleifs New York Times and now Popular Science magazine storys are wrong as stated by Scott Henderson[China pose a real threat to American cybersecurity] the real threat is the media tag games for advertising companys and anybody else that are selling products and services on the internet and the web.Common sence tells you this is their source of income which has cause these writers to become dishonest in their storys of no facts but only to mislead Americans.My suggestion would be to boycott the purchases from New York Times and Popular magazine untill they change their dishonest storys of no facts and listen saving your money can only help in our recovering from damages in our nation cause by their dishonest story's.



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