Red Mosquito

BurtReynolds wrote:Is this true? I haven't looked into it. I kinda hate Tencent.

BurtReynolds wrote:The Chinese Communist Party own like half the video game industry located in the U.S., though their parent company uses WeChat as an instrument of spying and intellectual property theft.

96583UP wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:The Chinese Communist Party own like half the video game industry located in the U.S., though their parent company uses WeChat as an instrument of spying and intellectual property theft.

i dunno this sounds like red scare kinda stuff

Washington Post wrote:The executive orders also amount to at least a partial about face from Trump’s promises as a presidential candidate., when he panned executive orders. “We don’t want to continue to watch people signing executive orders because that was not what the Constitution and the brilliant designers of this incredible document had in mind,” Trump said in March 2016. “We need people that can make deals.”

In attempting to redirect congressionally approved spending and changing tax policy, the limits of Trump’s powers could come under more scrutiny. That could be challenged if Congress objects strenuously enough or someone finds a way for the judiciary to get involved. Trump cites statutory authority in most of the actions, and some of his new actions appear to be only instructions to his Cabinet secretaries and department heads to look for ways to address certain problems. Others involve more questionable actions such as the suspension of tax payments and transfers of money Congress has appropriated for another use.

elliseamos wrote:and now he's storming out of pressers because someone calls him out on a lie.