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To: kech who wrote (11003)	5/28/2001 5:07:02 PM
From: Theophile	Read Replies (2) of 197226

Yes, this was my line of thought, but I question whether any Kamikaze acts by ALA using LU to snarl the CDMA rollout is very realistic. LU is hurting without the CDMA contracts, and ALA does not have such deep pockets they can afford to play like the hero. Remember, we have Ericsson from Euroland as well, and if the two put their combined political clout together possibly a truce can be cobbled between Euro regulators and SPs, as some sort of solution to the debt problem. The Debt Problem is real, and the idea of ALA disrupting CDMA is fantasy, although I do not dismiss fantasy from the mentality of the GSM cabal. Anyone that can claim to have a system ready to roll out, and then repeatedly deny fact and continually publish fiction as though it were truth, could in fact try anything. Was the strategy of Q* to get the Chinese involved in CDMA production the same strategy we see with signing over the infra division to Ericsson, and possibly now LU goes to ALA in a similarly arranged move? Big Investors own these public companies and make the decisions on what to do with them and when to do it...... MartinT

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