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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (147064)	3/15/2019 6:52:19 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 217745

team Germany says "no" to USA spying dw.com Huawei to supply Deutsche Bahn tech The Chinese telecoms giant has signed a contract to help the German state rail firm to go digital. The US has warned Germany against allowing Huawei too much access to its technology.

To: Maurice Winn who wrote (147064)	3/15/2019 6:58:27 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 217745

calling out deep state bs would be just like simpleton pole climbers in deep dark places to wishful-think that attack only means one side gets to do such simplistic mathematics-challenged / history-doesn't-matter folks actually believe folks like to pay 30% more for less, and all can act out as they wish to afford to am guessing not only history, and math, but the amalgamation as expressed through economics all matter rethinkresearch.biz UK, Germany demand more evidence in Huawei case as US files suit More countries, including Germany, are backing away from imposing outright bans on Huawei and ZTE in 5G, or other national infrastructure contracts. Despite pressure from the US, many governments are also feeling the pressure from their own operators, which are furious at the prospect of being denied access to the Chinese companies’ innovations and price competitiveness. Huawei spent much of the run-up to Mobile World Congress, and the show itself, on a charm offensive, to persuade governments they were not risking their security by supporting the company. However, now it has gone on the offensive too, launching legal actions in North America. In the US, Huawei has filed suit in Texas (the site of its US headquarters) to challenge a…