From an intelligence perspective, based particularly on what I would at least call some of the economic aggressiveness or even bullying of the Russian government, do we have concerns that this economic vulnerability in some of the newly independent nations of Central and Eastern Europe might provide a further opportunity for the Russian Government to extend its influence, this time economically?
Lieberman raises concerns about Russian influence in vulnerable Eastern European nations.
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Its not only a weak basis for judgment, it is unacceptable in our system of law and equity.
Part of the problem there has been--and this goes to early warning and intelligence--how do you stop an outbreak, of either a bioterrorist attack or naturally occurring, from spreading.
I applaud the Chairman for bringing this issue. I think it is something that we should be talking about.
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