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The U.S. filed criminal charges against Meng.

Shit just got real! A Hollywood studio should cast that Crazy Rich Asians lead actress to make a movie out of this fiasco. :lawl:

https://www.citynews1130.com/2019/01...wei-executive/

Shit just got real is right LOL~
:Popcorn

Canada's entire telecoms industry and those in government, especially McCallum, need to be investigated for their involvement with Huawei.

as a canadian in china, not sure if i should leave or not lol

So does China hate the US more or Canada more after this?

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Originally Posted by originalhypa (Post 8937648)

Someone tell China that their words hurt.

:eek:

I have to give the Chinese credit, they spit some serious game.
I would have never thought to have called anyone a frightened bird. Time to add that one to the list :lol

“You cannot live the life of a whore and expect a monument to your chastity,”

damn, might be time to update my sig :bowrofl:

that's what they get for shady deals when they knew what they were doing.

Uhh are you referring to Canada or china, because both countries are pretty fucking slimy.

https://bgr.com/2018/03/07/5g-release-date-vs-huawei/

pretty much sums up the the cause of this whole huawei, US fiasco. The americans are just afraid china will lead them over development of 5G networking. So they're doing everything in their power to ban Huawei not only from the states but also find ways to convince other countries to ban them as well. LOL americans

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Originally Posted by Amuse (Post 8937714)

So does China hate the US more or Canada more after this?

What is China going to do about it? China hates a lot of countries anyway, Japan, India, Philippines,

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Originally Posted by J____ (Post 8937725)

so execs involved in dozen+ bank frauds and stealing equipment is okay?

even if the espionage claims don't hold up, maybe foreign entities will think twice about unethical corporate greed

glad the West finally called China out and took action

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Originally Posted by J____ (Post 8937711)

as a canadian in china, not sure if i should leave or not lol

Are you a spy? Then get the fuck out! LUL

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Originally Posted by twitchyzero (Post 8937754)

Ever heard of Bernie Madoff? Eric Snowden?

Americans are as much guilty to these things you mentioned.

two wrongs don't make a right

Bernie's in jail, no?
Snowden is involved in bank fraud and stealing hardware? if HK or Russia extradite him, that's also too bad

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Originally Posted by SkinnyPupp (Post 8937757)

Are you a spy? Then get the fuck out! LUL

Sheesh... he's a "photographer". :ifyouknow: :lawl:

I believe another issue is a security concern... if Huawei builds infrastructure for 5G networks, the US is concerned that sensitive info between allied countries like the US and Canada or the UK will be intercepted and that info will be given to China's government.

Madoff was sentenced to over 100 years in federal prison. His brother served prison time. Both his sons, who were involved testified
One committed suicide and the other died of cancer.

Madoff was required to pay back billions so I dont think his wife is living the same lifestyle

OT today Meng appeared in court to change on of the securities. Why?

Why is UBC still associated with them?

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Originally Posted by birddog3k (Post 8937772)

Wouldn't surprise me if Cisco network equipment installed world wide have secret back doors for the US government. Same same but different....

possibly a different sector than what Edward snowden was working in since his work he leaked was all Internet information,computers,iphones,android phones that was being spied on.

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Originally Posted by B!tch (Post 8937794)

Why is UBC still associated with them?

why is Hockey Night in Canada/Rogers still in bed with them?

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Originally Posted by Mr.Money (Post 8937838)

possibly a different sector than what Edward snowden was working in since his work he leaked was all Internet information,computers,iphones,android phones that was being spied on.

Snowden gave up his freedom to blow the whistle

Huawei execs are doing it to pad the company/buy more property in Vancouver LUL

Since the Us wont allow Huawei to dominate....
Huawei simply uses Canada to test their north american stuff.
https://mobilesyrup.com/2016/10/05/t...-in-vancouver/
https://www.zdnet.com/article/huawei...-in-vancouver/
Wonder why Harper was against huawei
https://globalnews.ca/news/4740979/s...ban-huawei-5g/

bishes apparently been routing Rogers traffic to China

https://vancouversun.com/pmn/news-pm...0-acf5bc194a5b

i'd rather it be Lifeinvader/Google/NSA LUL

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Originally Posted by twitchyzero (Post 8938049)

bishes apparently been routing Rogers traffic to China

Spoiler!

Well, I'll be.........

Hopefully ChinaR doesn't find out my Revscene password and ban everyone. Imagine the possibilities!

PogChampPogChampPogChamp = BrokeBack

FBI sting operation at CES just few weeks ago

small startup became informants wired with mics after their engineering sample was sent to China and reverse-engineered

Huawei's San Diego test facility was raided as a result

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the whole incident started when Adam Khan, founder of Akhan Semiconductor, reached out to potential customers regarding its recently developed Miraj Diamond Glass, a new take on the protective screens used in devices like smartphones that Akhan claims is six times stronger and ten times more scratch-resistant than Corning Gorilla Glass.

Among Akhan’s potential clients was Huawei, who responded to Akhan’s inquiry via some of the company’s U.S. employees based in San Diego. So then the two companies talked shop, and eventually Akhan agreed to send Huawei a sample of its proprietary synthetic diamond-coated glass, along with industry-standard stipulations that no undo harm would come to its product, and that Huawei would return the sample within 60 days.

But after two months passed without any word from Huawei or info about its sample being returned, Khan and Carl Shurboff, the company’s president and COO started to worry. So Shurboff emailed Huawei and after getting largely ignored, the sample was finally shipped back to Akhan after five months, severely damaged and broken into multiple pieces, with a few shards of the sample missing.

In other situations, this might have been chalked up to negligence, or maybe an overzealous testing routine, but with all the recent concerns about Huawei, and the fact shipment of diamond-coated glass places is regulated by ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations), Akhan sought help from the government to figure out what really happened.

So with assistance from the FBI, Khan and Shurboff decided to fly out to CES 2019 in early January under the guise of normal business, don wires, and attend a meeting with Huawei representatives in order to find out and record any more information on what Huawei was up to, what happened to the sample, and if any ITAR rules had been violated in the process.

Sadly, the team, who for some reason was working with a Bloomberg reporter on site nearby, was thrown a curve ball when Huawei representatives couldn’t make the meeting, which was scheduled to take place at a fully mic’d up conference room inside the Las Vegas Convention Center. So Akhan and the FBI called an audible and shifted the meeting to a burger joint in the Venetian Hotel, in hopes of not completing wasting the opportunity.

There, Huawei representatives denied any wrongdoing but were also unable to provide an explanation on how the glass sample was damaged. There was enough info to convince a judge to let the FBI raid Huawei’s testing lab in San Diego, but Akhan didn’t quite get the answers it was hoping for and ended up releasing a statement today saying it believes Huawei destroyed its product and shipped it overseas without authorization.

https://gizmodo.com/fbi-sting-on-hua...s-a-1832328099