U.S. Accuses China of Lax Intellectual Property Protection

[Jkca1]

I feel I have heard this story before;

"WASHINGTON—The Biden administration criticized China’s protection of U.S. intellectual property, saying that Beijing still must make a “full range of fundamental changes” to improve protection of U.S. patents, copyrights and trade secrets.

“China needs to address weak enforcement channels and a lack of transparency and judicial independence,” the U.S. Trade Representative’s office said in its annual report on intellectual property protection released Wednesday.

China has disputed similar claims by the U.S. in the past, saying it has made protection of intellectual property a priority because it is key for scientific advancement to its economy. The Chinese Embassy didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment."

U.S. Accuses China of Lax Intellectual Property Protection

The Biden administration said Beijing must still make a “full range of fundamental changes” to improve protection of U.S. patents, copyrights and trade secrets.

www.wsj.com

 

[Mr Person]

You don't say. . . .


And this time around, perhaps the administration will come up with a useful strategy, rather than making loud stupid noises, stabbing US farmers/manufacturers in the back, bailing them out for tens of billions, and then using official business to pick up trademarks and other favors for family.

TPP was one of them until you-know-who ripped it up and replaced it with nothing; the one who used official business for personal corruption.




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Now, who's gonna be the first idiot to squeal about how nobody should compare the last president to the current president, in light of the last president's desire to run again and power over the GOP? Y'know, "lives rent free"?

Who's the first idiot?

 

[TheParser]

I feel I have heard this story before;

Yes.

We all have.

You cannot believe the word of the Chinese Reds.

After all, they are (supposedly) communists.

They believe that treaties are just pieces of paper.

Sadly, many American businesspeople, politicians (and/or their sons), movie "stars," and athletes are willing to kowtow to Beijing for the moola.