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To: Eric L who wrote (62659)	4/14/2007 2:48:07 AM
From: brian h	Respond to of 197208

Eric, About horsesh*t. You believe what you believed. I know for a fact how the system works over there in China. Even now. ""Please save your "you are too Americanized" horse$hit, bull puckey, and cow flap, for a more sympathetic ear please and take your all to recurring infantile prejudices and racism elsewhere. We all live and work in a global village."" Tough talk does not prove you know China. :-) Brian

To: Eric L who wrote (62659)	4/14/2007 11:36:33 AM
From: engineer	Respond to of 197208

then PERHPAS, if you care, you can explain why the chinese flat out told Ericson, "if you want to be in china with CDMA, settle with Qualcomm or else" in late 1998? We all know the 26x stock price that followed that "HUGE MISTAKE" by the chinese.... Oh yea, it was because the great GSM technology. your true colors are showing....be careful.

To: Eric L who wrote (62659)	4/14/2007 2:32:55 PM
From: DanD	Respond to of 197208

We all live and work in a global village and I have extremely low tolerance for individuals with the clichyes* you attempt to perpetrate.* In August 1994, shortly after a visit to San Diego by Chinese Wireless admins who decided to forgo CDMA until it was sufficiently matured and commercially available and begin to implement GSN nationwide instead Eric, funny thing, I like you better when your angry. Cuz lyk enjanear u evun mispel a wurd or tu. Dan D.