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I'm surprised that out of all the suggestions that have been made on her escape plan, no one entertained the notion of her bribing the people responsible for monitoring her. Plausible deniability would say: technical malfunction with bracelet, momentary lapse in monitoring operation...the list goes on. I agree with Snowball in that the Americans are not necessarily looking to prosecute but rather use her as a bargaining chip. Now that the original plan is out of the bag, its on to plan B: throw a political tantrum Side question: Does that Michael Kovrig guy get released if there was in fact a correlation between his arrest and the CFO of Huawei? |
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too obvious everyone knows bribery is #1 option for the Chinese, basically SoP i'm sure the security team will be checked for accepting one if they make up cop-out excuses like that (pun not intended) the ex-diplomat probably is tied to a reason even if it's insigificant like stealing a pack of gums ..they'll find something to pin him to throw the books at him....i'm sure we'll get him back maybe after a year or 3...he's basically a fodder at this point in a trade war...he must really detest Trump right now LUL remember this happened right after Canada accused them of hacking our network? https://www.washingtonpost.com/world...=.d09b12e7a2f9 Quote:
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Given the technical knowhow that Huawei has, I think there's a far easier way than bribing the people who watch her (people is too much of a variable). Check how the bracelet obtain GPS data, make an antenna to spoof it (so a tiny device that broadcast the needed GPS signal to confuse the bracelet)... goes to wherever she wants while bracelet still shows she's at home... once gone, take everything off... done. |
https://i.cbc.ca/1.4942261.154458988...court-exit.jpg I am sure you will find a dozen of Meng lookalike c-lai in Aberdeen center. Pay a couple million and swap the bracelet with her. |
It will look terrible for Hauwei if she does flee so I feel like it won’t happen anyways |
juicy couture all the way :lawl: |
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First off, they're not doing a lot of business in North America. Their market is Africa, Asia, and eastern Europe. With those markets they've recently grown to be larger than Apple. Not to mention they were incredibly limited in their American business abilities already. Second, if she and her country truly believe that Huawai is innocent, then this becomes more about politics than about justice. She could return to China as a hero while the countries leader's toss words back and forth for years. So while she would be done in North America and Western Europe, does she really need them? Once Trump is gone I hope that the world is able to actually play nice again. I prefer the phony political respect, compared to the joke that the fat orange fuck is running right now. |
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Meng is currently at the Alouette Correctional Centre for Women. Things are not looking good for her there. First of all, they are going to pluck her feathers, then her beak, and then her head :o Allouette shows no mercy |
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now on a gulfstream in the middle of the pacific |
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All this recent news about Chinese business groups threatening to boycott Canadian products in response to Meng's possible extradition to the US. Canada Goose Parka's stock dropped almost 20 percent on Tuesday. https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/huawei-f...oars-1.1181397 What's next? Maple syrup? Lumber products? :facepalm: |
Huawei has been dogged with security risks / spyware / backdoor loopholes accusations from Western governments for quite a while. And lately, a lot of Western countries -- including US, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, etc. -- have started banning Huawei from participating in their next gen 5G networks. One country (maybe Aussie?) even planning on phasing out their 4G network infrastructure equipment as well. I think this where the majority of their profits is made from, and it is drying up fast. (Incidentally, Canada -- in particular, Eastern Canada -- continues to use a lot of Huawei network infrastructure equipment.) According to news sources that I have read, Huawei's profit margins in the African and Eastern Europe markets are much smaller compared to their N.America markets. Given the close ties to the CCP and PLA (Communist Party and People Liberation Army), Western countries would be stupid to not consider Huawei a security threat. Quote:
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So what's that, like 20 cities? With a population the size of California? The charges in the US would effectively ban Huawai in the US market making it a moot point anyway. Huawai knows that the US is where you need to be, and with Trump in power a Chinese company would never get an American gov't or major corporate contract. Trump said that Huawai components couldn't be trusted inside of the US telecom infrastructure. Especially since they have ties to the Chinese gov't. So suddenly the US market isn't as inviting as it should be..... Quote:
And don't discount the cel phone business either. It's worth $36 Billion usd per year to them. It's much closer to 40% these days. |
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does that mean the arcteryx factory sale will be free from line-ups and crowd?! |
The Chinese boycotts brand all the freaking time. Memory of an average Chinese shopper is just a little better than gold fishes. They are already starting to forget about their last boycott D&G |
When she flees, hopefully they use the bail money to fix ICBC |
huawei is already shunned by governments in new zealand, soon australia and UK being barred from a big chunk of the west for infrastructure is a substantial blow i believe they even have an office here and in toronto...must be awkard working there these past 2 weeks :pokerface: |
Lawl I just bought a shit load of goose stocks. :lawl: |
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fucking idiots,Well there is money to be made now for us :lawl: |
https://globalnews.ca/news/4757058/h...ancouver-home/ VANCOUVER – A pizza delivery to the Vancouver home of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou turned into an unexpected lunch on Wednesday for members of the media camped outside. When six pizza were delivered to Meng’s house the delivery driver was instructed to take four of them to reporters and photographers who were stationed on the sidewalk. READ MORE: Huawei CFO could be on the hook for more than $1M per year in security costs: expert Meng made a brief appearance at the front door earlier when she said goodbye to three people who left in a car with diplomatic licence plates. Meng was freed Tuesday on $10 million bail by a B.C. Supreme Court judge. The terms of her bail also require Meng to wear an electronic tracking device and be subject to 24-hour surveillance by a company that employs former police and military personnel to monitor people. READ MORE: Trudeau’s justice minister will make final call on Meng Wanzhou extradition — if court approves it Meng is facing possible extradition to the United States on allegations she misled financial institutions about business Huawei did with Iranian telecommunications companies in violation of international sanctions. She has denied the allegations through her lawyer in court, promising to fight them if she is extradited. Huawei Huawei CFO huawei cfo pizza meng Meng Wanzhou meng wanzhou pizza 2.5k |
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