Trade Wars: The High technology Scandal of the '80s

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Kevin Cahill's controversial investigation into the US Government's attempt – through its Department of Commerce and the CIA – to impose US Customs regulations on companies and individuals within the UK has prompted the following press comment:

Trade Wars poses some of the most serious questions put to a nation since the battle for high

US regulations mean that British companies have o promise not to export, re-sell, or move computers without a license from the US Government. The Attorney-General, Sir Michael. Havers, backed by Mrs Thatcher and Mr Tebbit, has acknowledged hat this is not permissible under English law – and ndeed is a gross infringement of British sovereignty. Mr Cahill details the failure of successive governments (and particularly the present me) to tackle the problem' GUARDIAN
Should be required reading for anyone who cares about the the futüre of what is left of the British
Justry' ELECTRONIC TIMES
Politics dynamite. This book should be nailed to he desire, of .every British MP, Euro-MP, top civil servant and of every last person involved in the IT