Foreign Affairs › Re: Are Trump's Tariffs Making America Ungreat Again? by CTPlayer: 3:42am On May 22, 2019 |
budaatum: So, a tit for tat? And that's ok by me by the way. If China can ban Google, FB, Twitter and many others for no reason except economic, then America can ban Huawei too, and for whatever reason in fact. Why lie about it is what I can't get over. Lying just diminishes one's point.
Oh, I know why. We can't get UK et al to ban them too if we don't lie! Shame! Huawei isn't banned you lying loser. Their attempted takeover of 5G telecom is. You know dam well it isn't economic. Move to China where you have zero rights LOL. China won't let you move there. Fucking idiot go move to China. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Wikipedia Now Banned In China, As It Affect All Languages by CTPlayer: 10:06pm On May 21, 2019 |
Saintp: The only last thing China can do to topple the United states is to build a society that is more attractive than the West. At the end of the day, after the wealth, power and technology, a free society remains the key to become powerful and this is why migration will continue to be from other places to the western world. I have a Chinese friend who will never talk politics with me whenever he is in China for fear of who may be listening but will be happy to talk about China and politics whenever he is in the US. He is always visiting the US every election year as he enjoys the US politicking. This is why rich Chinese are buying their way to citizenship in places like Canada, US,UK,Australia etc. The last puzzle to China's world dominion is to build a free democratic society and once they do it, the west will lose it's attraction. Won't happen. China will remain a Han Chinese ethostate country. Their mindset is that Chinese are superior to everyone. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Are Trump's Tariffs Making America Ungreat Again? by CTPlayer: 9:15pm On May 21, 2019 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Are Trump's Tariffs Making America Ungreat Again? by CTPlayer: 7:53pm On May 21, 2019 |
budaatum: Kapersky was not banned in the USA. It's the Government who have banned purchase of it and anyone who wants it in USA can buy it there, except Government and its agencies. And Huawei is not exactly suing for its manufactured networking gear to be installed inside the Federal Govt of the USA, but that a "legislative act that pronounces a specific individual or group guilty of some offense and punishes them without due process is forbidden by the U.S. Constitution." They can't after all force the "Federal Govt of the USA" to buy their products as you've rightly stated, but they can insist the Constitution of the USA be upheld, though I doubt they'd win.
Personally, I wouldn't believe (to denote that I don't exactly know and I'm not sure) that US is not doing this to favour Apple except at the unperceived consequential expense of American companies who do rely on Huawei. US federal agencies can't buy and install Kapersky. It is on the banned list. Kapersky sued and lost in 2017. Americans are free to buy and install Kapersky. US federal agencies can't buy and install Huawei products. It is on the banned list. Huawei sued the case is pending. American are free to buy Huawei products. Huawei's law suit is not about winning, it is about public relations. They want to be able to sell and install their networking gear i[b]n other countries [/b]including inside government agencies. This is what it is all about. The "Five Eyes" (FVEY) refers to an alliance comprising Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States. These countries are bound by the multilateral UKUSA Agreement for joint cooperation in signals intelligence, military intelligence, and human intelligence. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Are Trump's Tariffs Making America Ungreat Again? by CTPlayer: 7:14pm On May 21, 2019 |
budaatum: You believe it could be real? Is that because there's no evidence for you to actually know?
Huawei are not mainly about phones but about the infrastructure which none of the companies you listed do. And they are already in America so you should have sufficient evidence by now to upgrade your belief to actual knowledge.
Huawei, the world’s largest telecommunications equipment maker, was charged with bank and wire fraud, violating sanctions against Iran and obstructing justice.
Note though that US used secret surveillance of Huawei as basis for charges, the exact same thing China and Huawei are accused of. The NDAA ban of Huawei networking gear in USA Federal agencies will stick. The USA also banned the sale Kapersky software to Federal agencies. Kapersky sued and lost. Huawei manufactured networking gear is not going to be installed inside the Federal Govt of the USA. Can you imagine an American company trying to install networking gear inside the Federal government of China? LOL. Even if they win the lawsuit they can't "force" anything lol. Huawei is suing the U.S. over a law that bans government agencies from buying the Chinese technology giant’s equipment, claiming the legislation is unconstitutional. The lawsuit focuses on a provision in a law known as the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/07/huawei-sues-the-us-over-ban-preventing-it-from-selling-its-equipment.html |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Are Trump's Tariffs Making America Ungreat Again? by CTPlayer: 6:36pm On May 21, 2019 |
budaatum: Sounds like he is removing tariffs he put in place. I hear he's tempering his Huawei ban too. Is that because he shot first and didn't like the consequences of his own shootings? I'm wondering if voters would not like it either. The Huawei security threat could be real. I believe they have been charged in the US Federal courts for something. They have very little market share in the US. Apple, Samsung, Motorola are the big sellers I think, LG, Nokia/Microsoft also. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Are Trump's Tariffs Making America Ungreat Again? by CTPlayer: 5:12pm On May 21, 2019 |
Tariffs are tricky sometimes. American companies should move operations out of China for manufacturing of goods to be exported back to the USA, good strategy for the long term. Trump just had a deal signed with USA/Mexico/Canada, no tariffs for food and agriculture products. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Genocidal Taunts Of That Notorious Barbarian Called "Trump" by CTPlayer: 5:06pm On May 21, 2019 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: The Genocidal Taunts Of That Notorious Barbarian Called "Trump" by CTPlayer: 5:04pm On May 21, 2019 |
The Iranian regime threatens Israel with "genocide" all the time LOL. USA bombed the hell out of Germany. USA napalm bombs killed more Japs than the nukes. Get some rest. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump And First Lady Made Suprise Visit To U.S. Soldiers In Iraq(Pics) by CTPlayer: 3:40am On May 21, 2019 |
EVILFOREST: The TREATMENT these SOLDIERS get, is million miles away from the Nigerian SOLDIERS Lifelong pensions for Military and State employees is good in USA. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Huawei: China Threatens To Retaliate Over US Sanctions by CTPlayer: 8:43pm On May 20, 2019 |
MadamExcellency: USA doesn't have equity in any tech company.
Google is even working to help China but refused to support USA Military Cloud for a fee Google canceled that search engine deal with China, unless they are hiding it. If Google wasn't interested an RFP from USA military work, plenty of other companies will take that work. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Homosexuality Is A Threat To Humanity by CTPlayer: 5:44pm On May 20, 2019 |
panafrican: The increasing scale of perversion all over the world is one of the major threats to humanity today . It is problematic, especially gay men. They can't control themselves. They have websites for "cruising" which lists public places, like restrooms, to have anonymous sex. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Arnold Schwarzenegger Attacked In South Africa by CTPlayer: 5:07pm On May 20, 2019 |
Why would someone do that? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Countries Where Prisons Have No Guard And No Administrative Staff by CTPlayer: 3:54pm On May 20, 2019 |
Over twenty inmates including “dangerous criminals” escaped from a prison on Sunday in the capital city of Guinea-Bissau. The Bissau prison break occured due to a security lapse when a new prisoner was being placed in the cells, a prison source told AFP. “In the process of placing a new prisoner in the cell, an inmate gave me a blow to the face. The others took advantage and came out, opened the other cells where dangerous criminals were kept and escaped,” the same source who is a prison guard disclosed. The information was confirmed by a police source. This prison is under the control of the judicial police in central Bissau and is the only prison in the capital. https://www.africanews.com/2016/10/17/over-20-inmates-escape-from-guinea-bissau-prison/ |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Cuba Begins Food Rationing As Country Plunges Deeper Into Economic Crisis by CTPlayer: 2:45pm On May 20, 2019 |
dermmy: US economic blockade/sanction destroyed this country. Cuba's problem is they don't have money to buy imports. Farming/Agriculture is kinda obsolete there. Commercial farming there should be able to produce enough food to feed most of the country. But it doesn't exist. Dominican Rep companies and foreign companies produce plenty of food for the people, supermarkets etc. The 2 countries are almost identical regarding climate, soil etc. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mexican Congressman Climbs Border Fence To Show Trump's Wall Is 'totally Absurd' by CTPlayer: 2:26pm On May 20, 2019 |
Actually the border fence systems there work well. Now people line up at border checkpoints and claim "asylum". They have been coached to do so. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 5 Somali Pirates Drown With Ransom Share by CTPlayer: 1:52pm On May 20, 2019 |
Why don't all of these ships have armed security? Is that against some maritime law? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Wikipedia Now Banned In China, As It Affect All Languages by CTPlayer: 1:46pm On May 20, 2019 |
Not surprised. China still has a quota on how many foreign movies are allowed at their cinemas annually. They banned western movies until the mid 90's. But Chinese people would burn bootleg DVDs and sell them. |
Travel › Re: Unbelievable, Tree Fell On Cars At Ikoyi This Morning by CTPlayer: 1:42pm On May 20, 2019 |
Strong winds also? |
Travel › Re: Major Power Failure At Manchester Airport Leaves Flights Grounded by CTPlayer: 1:40pm On May 20, 2019 |
Wow that looks like a major hassle. |