What’s been designed here is a project that ensures a fossil fuel agenda, both in the literal and figurative sense.
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… PURSUING A NATIONAL SECURITY AGENDA AIMED AT EXTERNAL STATE AND NON-STATE ACTORS, NOT U.S. CITIZENS EXERCISING THEIR … PURSUING A NATIONAL SECURITY AGENDA AIMED AT EXTERNAL STATE AND NON-STATE ACTORS, NOT U.S. CITIZENS EXERCISING THEIR … - page 556
… plays a vital role in protecting our national security, and it must not refrain from engaging in public initiatives that identify our adversaries and educate the American people about their activities. Chapter Department of … - page 556
… 80 percent of all prosecutions for economic espionage and approximately 60 percent of all thefts of trade secrets, … goals for the China Initiative that included development of an enforcement strategy concerning researchers in labs and universities who were being coopted into stealing … - page 556
… with both the intent to reshape the international order and, increasingly, the economic, diplomatic, military, and technological power to do it,”** it folded in the face of political correctness and sent the message that liberal sensitivities outweighed … - page 556
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