Yesterday’s revelation by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden that the US government had hacked into the computers of Chinese mobile phone companies to gain access to millions of private text messages has sparked a new round of negative reactions from Chinese officials.
The Foreign Ministry issued a statement complaining about China’s being a “victim of cyber attacks” from the US, adding that their grave concerns about US surveillance have already been lodged with US officials.
The official Xinhua News Agency released a commentary with a much more forceful reaction, angrily citing the long-standing US gripes about Chinese hacking with the revelation that the US turned out to be the “biggest villain in our age.”
Asked about the hacking allegations, NSA Director Keith Alexander did not deny them, but insisted that all actions taken were of “noble” intent and totally legal under the current US laws.
China should also retort that its actions in hacking the US were also of "noble intent".
Noble intent? How sick can you get? The NSA Director states that Edward Snowden Has Caused Irreversible Damage to US – is he refering to the fact that the Chinese have the upper hand on finger pointing now? How sick can a government get?
The stinking rats in Washington were complaining about China hacking them, now when China is complaining about their hacking, they then wonder why they did not get Snowden back . . . . Duuu!!!!
Sometimes I think that IQ is inversely proportional to your distance from Washington.