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| It's a non-story and a non-issue. Switzerland's neutrality does not mean that every company registering or operating in Switzerland must not do any business with any foreign government. If this was the case we might as well shut down large portions of the private sector.
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Definitely not a non-story.
Also the subject is not having done business with foreign governments. Crypto officially mainly did business with foreign governments (Mr. Meier and Mrs. Huber usually don't buy those sophisticated items

), the point is that a tap-proof device (tap-proof being the sales-argument) was delivered tapped!
So once we're through with the political side of all this, we should debate fraud.
I just watched the "Rundschau" of last Wednesday. One sentence desturbed me: Bundesrat Villiger was contacted and informed about the suspicion and accusations and did not inform the rest of the Bundesrat about it! Villiger, a secret dictatorship advocate, who did not understand/respect the Swiss system of 7 Bundesräte?! Abuse of office? Of course Mr. Villiger "does not remember". Like many others actually. I wonder if they will let those get away with this sudden alzheimer-epidemic.
Not to mention the mystical disappearance of documentation from the National Archives. Seriously?!
If this is not completely clarified and politicians (Bundesräte) being held responsible we will have to draw up new laws to better control our government.