Re: Ethics.

Yes
Yes
It even gets more interesting when you realize the US official policy
towards Taiwan. And when you look at the US invading a soverign country
based on suspicions, you realize that we have no appropriate defense when
China invades Taiwan.


On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 14:36:51 -0500, "Shields, Ken" <kenshields@xxxxxxx>
said:
> Question of interest.
> 
>       There are many U.S companies conducting business in China.
>       China has a very bad reputation in respect to Human rights violations, 
> and North Korea is now in violation
>       of the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty.
> 
>       I cannot understand why, our elected representatives allow US 
> businesses to continue in China, under these 
>       circumstances.
>       
>       Are Ethics again taking a back seat to the Bottom Line? and are 
> Stakeholders fully aware of the implications? 
> 
> Ken Shields
> Oshawa systems group
> Works 81, Oshawa Ontario
> (905) 725-1144 Ext 326
> 
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