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To: James Seagrove who wrote (144467)	12/6/2018 1:48:02 PM
From: TobagoJack	1 Recommendation Recommended By James Seagrove Read Replies (2) of 218131

re <<peculiar>> ... :0) understatement. i like it. (1) it now appears that (1-i) deep-state knew ahead of time of ms meng's arrest, and (1-ii) would not be surprising that trump did not have known (or does not want to own the consequences of having known ahead of time) (2) goes to show that the situation must result in true pain before the parties do what must be done, so all eyes to canada and usa. the show is getting better and better (3) goes to show that jack was right in 1963 zerohedge.com Bolton Was Aware Huawei CFO Was Arrested While Having Dinner With XiThe market isn't going to like this... During an interview with NPR's Morning Edition, National Security Advisor John Bolton revealed that he knew in advance that Canadian police were preparing to arrest Huawei CFO Wanzhou Meng, meaning that Bolton knew that Meng was being taken into custody when he sat down alongside President Trump for Saturday's dinner trade talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping. However, Bolton said he was "unsure" whether Trump was aware of the arrest. We reported last night that Wanzhou was arrested in Canada and will likely be extradited to the US following an investigation into suspected violations of US sanctions against trade with Iran. The arrest is widely believed to be driving Thursday's selloff, as it will likely throw a wrench in the works of trade talks with China (last night, we noted that Wanzhou's arrest would be equivalent to China arresting the daughter of Tim Cook or Jeff Bezos). Bolton also claimed that the US isn't "aiming" at pushing for changes in China's "political structure." But if changes do result from China opening up its economy...well...that wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing.

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