U.S. Government Has Same Wireless Monitoring Ability as Iran
Business Week / Stephen Wildstrom
01-Jul-2009 (2 comments)

It’s hard to tell whether the problem is ignorance or hypocrisy, but Senators Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) are making fools of themselves with their war on Nokia Siemens for supplying the Iranian government with equipment that lets authorities monitor wireless phone calls and data transmissions.

The two senators have called on Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to pressure the European Union to stop telcom sales to Iran. They also said they would introduce legislation that would bar U.S. government contracts to companies that sell Iran equipment that facilitate monitoring.

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The difference

by Anonymous5 (not verified) on Wed Jul 01, 2009 12:11 PM PDT

The difference is that this technology used by a democratic government has limited danger, while when its used by a bunch of lawless murderers like the ayatollahas, then it takes on another meaning. In the U.S. there are somewhat fair contestable trials, in Iran closed door rapid trials using medieval sharia law.

No, its not the same and there is not hipocracy here.


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To Gholam

by Advisor (not verified) on Wed Jul 01, 2009 11:50 AM PDT

Golam joon jamesh kon! digeh koos e rosvayee shomaha az bam e hameh donya oftadeh!

give it a rest and deal with it! Nobody can rule and have monopoly on power for ever!!

Now let's have a good laugh here:

//www.khandaniha.eu/items.php?id=773


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