American Security Firms Collaborate on Chinese Olympics

A New York Times story at News.com notes the efforts of American security organizations to help the Chinese government prepare for the coming Olympic games. Critics argue this assistance violates the spirit of Congressional sanctions, and that the technology left behind after the games are over could be used to track dissident elements. "'I don't know of an intelligence-gathering operation in the world that, when given a new toy, doesn't use it,' said Steve Vickers, a former head of criminal intelligence for the Hong Kong police who now leads a consulting firm. Indeed, the autumn issue of the magazine of China's public security ministry prominently listed places of religious worship and Internet cafes as locations to install new cameras. "

So I guess now it is...

[sokoban]

Me American. Me play joke. Me put listening device in your Coke.

And the new one for the Chinese:

Me Chinese. Me play joke. Me put lead paint in your Coke.

New Olympic event

[xs650]

They have been hired as technical advisers for a new Olympic event. Water boarding.