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Common sense says in intelligence circles from the intelligence industrial complex there are over 6000 industrial and military Chinese spies in america. That’s rather problematic for any nation the US holds like a major trading partner. It’s getting progressively difficult to have an account at the same time China’s best customer, once we watch our intellectual capital being siphoned from your shores.

Obviously, it’s not only the spies in country, but also the Internet hackers working with the federal government and defense sector in China which might be using online spying strategies, phishing, and cyber attacks to get entry to top-secret information at corporations, gov departments, as well as the military.

Not long ago there was clearly a unique Short article on Read-Write-Web Online Blogging Network which was titled; “China Slams Google if you are a ‘Tool for Political Contention’” through the no BS blogger and international GEO Politics expert Dan Rowinski posted on June 6, 2011. Dan produced in his article;

“Google claimed yesterday that China was behind a tremendous phishing hack of Gmail accounts that included U.S. government officials, human rights activists and journalists. China has fired back on the search giant, warning Google to step back from as being a political tool. The supposed hack yesterday originated in Jinan, China, based on Google, which has had an icy relationship before. Beyond censorship and Google’s partial take out of China, Gmail has been a point of contention.”

Now then, one might ask why top US Government Officials are employing Gmail, but to that particular I might add, the reason for? You see, non-government business, personal stuff, doesn’t belong on government official email systems, however, if Chinese government sponsored hackers are gaining information that is personal for us officials, they could use that information to spy on them or access more information that is government related identify that point? It’s really a real issue, but anybody who reads spy novels recognizes that, or anyone employed in the intelligence industrial complex is comfortable with this.

If the Chinese spy knows where you frequent out in public, they could head to those places and over hear what you are saying, that together with your private e-mails, that they will be able to study if they have your secret password will give them too much info online and clues to achieve more info the near future. So regardless of whether US government top officials are only using Gmail for their private e-mails, these are still capable of getting important information that they can use later to have even more information, information that is secret. Indeed I hope you will please consider pretty much everything and think about it.