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1 posted on 02/26/2020 5:46:46 AM PST by Kaslin
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How much did China pay you for that, Rachel?

Looking forward to seeing your execution for treason.

2 posted on 02/26/2020 5:48:41 AM PST by grey_whiskers (The opinions are solely those of the author and are subject to change with out notice.)
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Another anti American article.


3 posted on 02/26/2020 5:48:49 AM PST by Henry Hnyellar
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“Finland’s Nokia and Sweden’s Ericsson. “ are the only others I have see mentioned regularly in the press. Are there any US companies doing this sort of equipment?

Is Silicon Valley just Software Valley now?


4 posted on 02/26/2020 5:51:50 AM PST by FewsOrange
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The Governments of the world have been reading our email and listening to our phone calls pretty much forever. Google ECHELON, CARNIVORE, Total Information Awareness. . .


5 posted on 02/26/2020 5:52:16 AM PST by Salgak (You're in Strange Hands with Tom Stranger. . . .)
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Recalling the great 1990s movie “The Firm”. When Mitch and Abby move into their new home in Memphis, they have a conversation with the phone company employees who are out to install their phones. “We do all the installations for the firm”, one of them says.

Huawei is in the UK to do “all the installations” for its firm, the Red Chinese government.


7 posted on 02/26/2020 5:54:59 AM PST by nd76
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I don’t think Trump and Mulvaney are at all concerned with anyone’s selfies or rants. That is not what China is looking at. I doubt they want China looking at classified anything traveling over the connections......maybe I’m naive.


8 posted on 02/26/2020 5:57:50 AM PST by originalbuckeye ('In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act'- George Orwell..?)
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I’m not as worried about Huawei spying on me as I am our own government.


10 posted on 02/26/2020 6:01:56 AM PST by unixfox (Abolish Slavery, Repeal the 16th Amendment)
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I don’t want China anything.

I hope the entire country gets wiped out by their bioweapon.

Evil shouldn’t be allowed to flourish.


11 posted on 02/26/2020 6:04:05 AM PST by chris37 (Impeach Chief Obama Injustice Roberts, a fraud, a clown and a tyrant!)
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Actually, this article is hard to take seriously.

Take your 30 pieces of silver, Rachel, and go hang yourself.

America was safer when it knew that China was the enemy.

Go Trump! MAGA


12 posted on 02/26/2020 6:06:01 AM PST by Empire_of_Liberty
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Wait until she can no longer get her meds which are manufactured in China.


14 posted on 02/26/2020 6:14:04 AM PST by GingisK
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Point 1 Kaslin:

“Mulvaney and Trump are concerned that your selfies and your mom’s Facebook rants about the neighbor could be laughed at by some military intelligence officer in Beijing via secret backdoors installed in Huawei equipment. Those who don’t know any better say they’re thankful that the U.S. government is looking out for them”

The author pretends that our military and intelligence services will not also be using 5G networks and therefor will have no real concern about the routing equipment running them. The author is an idiot.


15 posted on 02/26/2020 6:18:43 AM PST by Wuli
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Mulvaney and Trump are concerned that your selfies and your mom's Facebook rants about the neighbor could be laughed at by some military intelligence officer in Beijing via secret backdoors installed in Huawei equipment. Those who don't know any better say they're thankful that the U.S. government is looking out for them.

Your selfies on Facebook don't interest the Chinese. Your business communications do. China is the world expert at industrial espionage. I have read scientific publications in which Chinese researchers cited a DNA analysis device that was in every way identical to the American invented and patented device, except for the company name printed on it.

Yes, the concern over cyber security is very real.

16 posted on 02/26/2020 6:22:36 AM PST by exDemMom (Current visual of the hole the US continues to dig itself into: http://www.usdebtclock.org)
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Point 2 Kaslin:

“All the noise about national security is meant to obscure the panic that the U.S. can’t compete with Huawei’s technology at a time when the entire world is on the verge of upgrading to 5G networks. Economically speaking, the U.S. has no goalie and no players on the ice, leaving China free to score into an empty net — over and over again, all over the world.”

The author is ignorant. The U.S. 5G networks do not need Huaewei. They are just fine without it, and so would anyone else’s 5G network that did not use Huaewei equipment. Yes, the difference is a matter of cost, but the security angle is worth the extra cost. The equipment from Siemans and Nokia works just fine.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/11/ceo-hans-vestberg-says-verizon-does-not-use-any-huawei-equipment.html


17 posted on 02/26/2020 6:29:13 AM PST by Wuli
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Point 3 Kaslin:

“The suggestion that the U.S. should buy controlling shares of two European multinationals is being viewed in the context of a longstanding U.S. effort to economically colonize Europe by buying its industrial know-how piece by piece and using it to further American interests.”

Who wrote that, Pravda???? The language is right out of Soviet cold war propaganda.


19 posted on 02/26/2020 6:34:50 AM PST by Wuli
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Another Townhall idiot in the pocket of ChiComs. Thanks for reminding me to boycott Salem Witch Media’s RINO properties.


20 posted on 02/26/2020 6:39:11 AM PST by montag813
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Point 4 Kaslin:

As regards the French company Alstom:

“The record criminal bribery penalty comes after more than six years of investigations into Alstom from law enforcement in 10 countries. The company and its subsidiaries’ schemes lasted for more than a decade, into at least 2011, with the firms admitting to more than $75 million in bribes to help secure more than $4 billion in Alstom projects in countries including Indonesia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the Bahamas.”

A. Nigeria though a country with a lot of corruption has nothing on the grand global scale of the corruption committed by Alstom.

B. GE and Alstom were in talks for their own best interests. GE was looking to expand in the areas it wanted to keep while it shed lines of business it wanted to get out of. Alstom was in more than just electric energy & power grid business lines and wanted capital to expand in the transportation and transport infrastructure sectors.

C. GE and Alstom were set to make their agreement, for their own best interests, regardless of the corruption charges later logged at Alstom - after Alstom’s talks with multiple suitors, including GE, had already been going on. Alstom (and the French government) got what they wanted, Alstom sold only its electric equipment and grid business to GE and got the capital it wanted to expand in other lines of business it wanted to grow in. (A) If you look at Alstom today, you see it has done as it wanted to do, with the capital it got from GE - expanded in the transport sector, which has included the acquisition of Bombardier. (B) GE though it got Alstom’s power and power grid lines of business, it had a net capital loss because of the deal, with a negative $2+ billion between book value of what it acquired from Alstom and what it paid, and taking a $23 billion write off from the value of its power industry division, largely attributed to the Alstom purchase.


23 posted on 02/26/2020 7:18:38 AM PST by Wuli
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Point 5 Kaslin:

“The case of Alstom here in France is one example of a U.S. buyout that has led to European wariness.”

As far as European concerns about such a big U.S. acquisition, when the French government tried to make a decree which could have been used to block the Alstom-GE deal, the major FRENCH INDUSTRY group complained so strongly that the idea of such a decree was withdrawn.

Again, the line in the quote is more propaganda and less reality.


24 posted on 02/26/2020 7:20:16 AM PST by Wuli
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The real problem is 5G in general. By opening up the network to this much bandwidth, you are asking for trouble. All you have to do is watch China right now to see the oncoming abuse.

When you have this much bandwidth, camera's, microphones, point of sale appliances, and other appliances that will spy on you every moment. It will get to the point you won't even need a phone. Just speak "Uber" and a facial recognition camera will know who you are, where you are, where you are going, and where you have been. Speak "Chick Fil A" in your driver-less Uber and it takes you to the nearest Chick Fil A and you order the meal you want and it's automatically billed to you without even waving a phone because it knew who you were 20 minutes ago and how much your credit account has in it.

Let's say you don't want big brother to know what you are doing. You say "Uber stop" and get out of the car. It bills you atomatically and records the GPS you were dropped at. Camera's at the site pick you up and follow you walking. AI recognize who you are even you have a scarf on your face.

You have diabetes and you want to by a ice cream but the cashier won't sell it to you because they have your medical records saying you can't have certain foods. You can wave your phone in front of the payment device, but it won't sell you the ice cream. After 2 waves of the phone a NHS representative appears on your phone to warn you that the government pays for your healthcare so you have given up your rights to privacy. If you acquire the ice cream, they will fine you and make a report to the NHS to watch you. If your sugar gets to 180, you will be fined and lose health care for 6 months.

Now you try to make an anonymous complaint to the government and of course they already know who you are and change your social point rating on the network. If your number gets low enough, you will be sent to re-education camp. You continue to try to be free to eat ice cream and they finally take you off the grid. You now are unable to buy and sell and are forced into the underground economy to even live. No more housing, food, or any type of commerce until you submit to the government and get re registered with the government.

What all this is about is having so many "appliances" on the 5G network, you can't get aroung what the government builds. They sell it to you as being "Super Convenient", but in reality it just forces you to give up all privacy and freedom. People fought me when I said Alexa was listening all the time and phoning home. Now we all know the truth. It must always be listening to hear "Alexa", but it hears everything else along with it. When you have a smart refrigerator, somebody will know what you eat and how much. Every device that gets on the network has info on you and phones home with your life open for anyone that wants to look. Your car could be monitored where it goes, what time it moves, how fast you go, did you run the stoplight and did you get required maintenance. No safety sticker, no registration, no insurance, check engine light on, low tire pressure, and the car won't start until a registered mechanic unblocks the alarm.

Much of this is already in China and the re education camps are full. Do you want to be subject to Bernie Sanders and AOC "straitening you out"?

It's truly the Last days and we are willingly submitting to the Antichrist.

Knowing all this, who will turn down the auto banking and the convenience? What politician will refuse to collect data on their people? It's coming, get ready. BTW, they already know how many guns you have buried in the back yard. They have camera's that see through brick walls and recognize who you are and what room you're in so they can take you out a block away with a .50 cal. Drones can follow terrorists and take them out from miles away. Do you think they can't find you?

26 posted on 02/26/2020 8:52:33 AM PST by chuckles
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27 posted on 02/26/2020 2:36:14 PM PST by Elsie (Heck is where people, who don't believe in Gosh, think they are not going...)
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