On the recordJuly 10, 2012
When you commit industrial espionage against a sovereign power, ladies and gentlemen, that is, by definition, an act of war, pure and simple.
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congress.govWhen you commit industrial espionage against a sovereign power, ladies and gentlemen, that is, by definition, an act of war, pure and simple.
Sensenbrenner emphasizes that industrial espionage is equivalent to an act of war.
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