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To: Mark Adams who wrote (60437)	2/19/2005 12:43:41 AM
From: Mark Adams	Respond to of 74559

Toilet paper demand upsets wood supplies chinadaily.com.cn China Paper Firms Deny US Dumping Accusations china.org.cn inece.org

To: Mark Adams who wrote (60437)	2/19/2005 2:10:23 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

funny, but makes a bad plot for a james bond movie :0)

To: Mark Adams who wrote (60437)	2/19/2005 11:04:09 AM
From: RealMuLan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

It amazes me that how these Western media can spin. In the US media, it claims: "The FBI was watching more than 3000 companies in the US suspected of collecting information for China,..." smh.com.au And CNN later span it into "fasle-front" companies: "CNN said he estimated that about 3,000 false-front Chinese companies operate in the United States," news.newkerala.com And now some Canadian media just call them outright "spy companies"?-- "At the same time 3,500 Chinese spy companies have been identified conducting intelligence operations in Canada and the U.S., the Canadian Liberal Government is selling off its nation’s natural resources--with taxpayers’ money." What a joke! Yes, to connect the word "Chinese" or "China" with espionage can always draw heated attention, which the Western media needs badly. From Wen Ho Lee, to Katrina Leung (http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?storyID=7545859&type=worldNews), and now expending into 3000-3500 Chinese companies in N. America? They sure know how to pick up subjects, or how to make themselves a fool! In Chinese and so-called espionage cases, they are almost always presumed guilty until proved innocent.