What I said wasn't suggesting they are not doing anything, it was more that the US has never been... let off the chain. We are always being attacked, 24/7, and they are trying to always get into as many holes as they can find. All I'm saying is we have been doing the same thing, we just don't let our presence be known or do "Mini attacks" as scare tactics. If they really attempted to hurt us in a way that our cyber teams were allowed to retaliate, Russia wouldn't last too long.
Apologies misinterpretation
https://twitter.com/EuromaidanPress/...EvyV_d1jshhdIA
Nestlé decided to keep doing business with Russia and doubled down on staying
Never buy anything from Nestlé.
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Ok then be mad about their continued use of child slave labor and theft of water from communities.
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that would be more valid reasoning
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ukraine...enskyy-nestle/
Nestle's form of protest against Russia is to suspend advertising and new investments.
Saw that earlier and read a link someone subtweeted about it but still don't really get it. Does it contain unique Russian code and data that makes their tech vulnerable? Or is it just like a really expensive and highly sought after device or both?