Chad Zirkle 11-3-99 Eng102.20 China and Their Big Power Is $39 million too much to spend, on rattraps, in the future? Not according to Senate and House negotiators. In a recent article in the L.A. Times, the Senate and House reportedly are increasing spending on operations against spying by $20 million. The last rat trapped was caught almost 15 years after a significant amount of top-secret information was leaked from the U S to China. The …showed first 75 words of 1186 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1186 total…is saying what we all want to hear, it is not necessarily what is going to happen. We need to follow up on this matter and stay educated on our national security. If it comes around to the people as voters, we must choose to protect our security at almost any cost. Our security is our freedom, and if it falls into the wrong hands we risk losing that. Nobody is willing to risk that.