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Topic started on 11-3-2008 @ 04:27 AM by crazyboy0

Once there's a report on CNN.In this report,several hachers in China were interviewed.And then the reporter said in English: these hackers acknowledged that they had got money from the gov after they invaded some webs abroad.
However,if you have learned Chinese,you can understand what those hackers heve said! They said they had noting to do with the gov. They had never got any money from the gov.
A few days later, one of the hackers announced that the reporter told lies.
He translated what he said to completely contray meaning!

I thought that only Chinese reporters may fake news.But now,it appears “all crows are black”!(a Chinese saying)

Why ?

reply posted on 11-3-2008 @ 06:29 AM by jhill76

reply to post by crazyboy0

Interesting, do you have a link to the article or blog? I want to read upon it.

reply posted on 11-3-2008 @ 06:34 AM by WishI

yeah no kidding! I don't even want to read about it... But It would be awesome for the people who enjoy the reading to get a chance to check it out and tell the dumb people like me what they think as well....

this sounds crazzzy mannn, just crazy!

reply posted on 11-3-2008 @ 06:44 AM by redmage

I've gotta admit, I was a bit curious about that story.

They gave the online-handle of one of the "hackers" they cited. I did a bit of searching, and found a few freeware security programs written by someone going by the same name. All of them traced back to California, not China.

Could be just a coincidence, and two guys interested in programing who share the same handle, but it did send up a few flags for me.

Edit: I'm not saying that they did fabricate the story (I don't speak Chinese; so I have absolutely no idea what was actually said); I'm merely pointing out that there was an aspect of the story that I found curious after a bit of searching.

That said, I wouldn't be very surprised either way. I've grown a bit skeptical of the constant barrage of "latest danger" headlines, and "Hackers can easily infiltrate top secret networks" seemed more like 'anti-China dramatics' than an actual threat.

[edit on 3/11/08 by redmage]

reply posted on 11-3-2008 @ 11:04 PM by crazyboy0

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www.china.org.cn...

That's the link.
Of course,you can still believe that we make up the story.
If you don't believe just because you don't will believe,then it's unnecessary for me to say anything.Just like if a Japanese insists that the attack at Pearl Harbor in 1941 never happened,do you think it still necessary for you to contest with such a guy?

For fear that I can't hear straght goods at home,I often browse some Foreign WebSites. Now I believe some Americans should think about this question too.
good luck

reply posted on 11-3-2008 @ 11:25 PM by vox2442

I saw this story on CNN a couple of days ago - I was wondering what the hackers would think of CNN`s reporting.

Here`s the link to the original story on CNN international: China Hackers: No Site Is Safe

reply posted on 11-3-2008 @ 11:33 PM by crazyboy0

reply to post by WishI

In most cases,what people do is widely divergent to what they appear.
Just like the name "America",in Chinese,it means "beautiful country",but now, at the mention of "America" anywhere in the earth,most people will bethink "Iraq war","abuse of prisoners", "arbitrariness","weapon","nuclear","death","end of the world",.........
lamentableners!

Wish1,wish you good luck like your name.wish you could wish others good luck!

reply posted on 19-3-2008 @ 05:56 PM by LockwithnoKey

What a joker the OP must be.

Another person with an agenda slandering my country and trying to claim dominance for their own.

Can't you knobs just have a little clubhouse where you can all get together, talk yer smack about the good ole US of A and then pat each other on the backs?

Sounds good to me...

reply posted on 19-3-2008 @ 06:17 PM by WishI

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hey, thank you for the kindness. you seem a-ok yourself

I don't know about this story, but I have no doubt the U S media, is messed up in more ways than one.

I live in the U S... but I don't feel like the guy above me. Though I do have to give props to the opinion, becuase the U S is O K....

O K is pushing it, though... ...there is TONS of un justice here in the U S and only the people who are fed fat and happy are O K with it.
errr....O K maybe not just the fed fat and happy.... but only the fed fat and happy who ARE O K with it, are the only ones we want to wake up? ...no wait.... hold on..... we have theives,.... Illuminati, ...criminals, ....military "made-men",..... uhhmmm.... you know I am really not the guy to think this out.... sorry for rambling....

reply posted on 19-3-2008 @ 06:21 PM by Throbber

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That's an interesting story, would you like to finish it by telling us how the reporter responded to the attacks?

Perhaps you could also give us the reporter's name.

p.s; Continue making threads like this, without sources or even a decent premise, and i'll start getting it into my head that a ban might be nessecary.

[edit on 19-3-2008 by Throbber]

reply posted on 19-3-2008 @ 06:33 PM by sy.gunson

In most cases,what people do is widely divergent to what they appear.
Just like the name "America",in Chinese,it means "beautiful country",but now, at the mention of "America" anywhere in the earth,most people will bethink "Iraq war","abuse of prisoners", "arbitrariness","weapon","nuclear","death","end of the world",.........
lamentableners!

Now when people hear China, they think Oppression, enslavement of Tibet, Massacre, Tiananmen square, organ harvesting, prison factories, suppression of human rights.

Sure love to have some independent sources, by which I mean not just the official Chinese News Agency.

Perhaps you can explain why there are no newspapers criticising the Government in China and demanding civil freedoms ?