GOP Rep. Kinzinger: Cyberattack Approaching Actual, Direct Act of War by the Russians

Kinzinger says "Look here, not there". Is Kinzinger compromised by the Chinese?

On Friday’s broadcast of Fox News Radio’s “Guy Benson Show,” Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) stated that he believes the cyberattack on the federal government will make the OPM hack “pale in comparison” and “is the biggest story of the year, probably, besides coronavirus.”

Kinzinger said, “So, this is the biggest story of the year, probably, besides coronavirus. We don’t know the depths of what’s happened. What we do know is we think these hacks started in March, maybe even before. We had no idea. … So, this makes the OPM hack that took anybody that had a security clearance’s information, this makes the terrible damage that Edward Snowden did to our national defense and our nation, and I think it’s going to pale in comparison to this. I — there’s a lot we need to know, but this is starting to approach an actual, direct act of war by the Russians.”

He added, “This is going to warrant, probably, one of the stronger, if not the strongest responses we’ve ever had to the Russians. And frankly, if we cannot have a proportional response with just the cyber realm, there may be a place for kinetic action against, for instance, Russian proxies or Russian infrastructure.”

Kinzinger concluded that without a strong response, more cyberattacks from hostile powers will happen.

>>12093643

Kinzinger is saying the Chinese attack on the OPM is 'nothing' now? Kinzinger is saying look at the Edward Snowden damage?

Kinzinger is trying to divert attention from the Chinese compromised Congress and Business Community?

Microsoft’s Long History in China Complicates Potential TikTok Deal August 3rd, 2020

Microsoft is the leading authority for the current Cyber Hack? Really? "Look here at the 'Russian' cyber attack, not at the Chinese infiltration…

Microsoft Corp.’s attempt to buy TikTok’s U.S. operations represents the latest step in a careful dance the software maker has performed to meet the demands of the Chinese and U.S. governments while doing business in both places, a balancing act that has grown increasingly fraught in the political conflict between the countries.

China hawks in the Trump administration oppose any purchase of the social-media service by Microsoft, which wants the popular app to expand its consumer internet business in the U.S. But the company also wants to maintain its robust business in China, the world’s most-populous country.

Microsoft entered China in 1992, helping to engineer the government's computer systems and installing special versions of Windows operating systems that would comply with the country's censorship controls. Early on, the company launched a massive research operation in China, churning out a feeder system of tech executives who would go on to start or work at many of China's biggest tech companies. The large presence endeared the Redmond, Washington-based company to Chinese officials, who allowed Microsoft to maintain the only major Western-run search engine and social media companies in Bing and LinkedIn, albeit censored versions.

>>12093630

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>>12093899

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