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To: elmatador who wrote (58456)	11/30/2009 7:55:28 AM
From: TobagoJack	7 Recommendations Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 219944

<<... 2007 report by the RAND Corporation, a policy research institute, for the United States Air Force said Huawei “maintains deep ties with the Chinese military, which serves a multifaceted role as an important customer, as well as Huawei’s political patron and research development partner.” ... >> the same can be said of ge, gm, boeing, ... in relationship to the usa military and political patronage the only difference being the chinese military is not murdering all over the world or raping anywhere

To: elmatador who wrote (58456)	11/30/2009 11:39:10 PM
From: Maurice Winn	3 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 219944

It has taken 20 years, but finally those evil-doer GSM ring-fencing cartel slimeballs are being cleaned out and good riddance. Hooray for Huawei. They will bring the cost of mobile cyberspace down to where it should have been a decade ago. <Huawei’s sales soared in 2008, Ericsson’s rose 11 percent, while Nokia Siemens’ dipped 0.7 percent. The two companies said they would cut thousands of jobs this year. “Huawei is crushing the market,” Mr. Siegler said. “They continue to win market share and are forcing others to compete on their terms.” > Hopefully L M Ericsson and Nokia go broke sooner rather than later, with Nokia going back to making gumboots. What we need in mobile cyberspace is a good old-fashioned price war. Mqurice PS: To remain in good standing, please link your apology and reinstatement of Gib the Gentleman before expiry of your allowed time which must be coming up soon. There is also only 20 minutes left to get a Lifetime or discounted 3-year Subscription to SI. ... edit ... 18 minutes...