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At the end of the day any losses have to be explained to sharebolders, regadless of political loyalties.
I wonder what the backstory is to this. You don't issue a press release for two missing packages. And since they were "important commercial documents" I am assuming that US intelligence must have intercepted them for some reason.
The back story could just as easily be a shipping error and Huawei trying to drum up anti-American sentiment as a counter to all the bad press the US have directed their way. Sure, it’s highly suspicious that a Hauwei shipment end up in America but equally it seems unlikely FedEx would be dumb enough to advertise that fact on their tracking page if they were ordered to divert said documents. I’m not suggesting there…
We arrested their cfo in canada and have been on attack with them since.
The actual question is - the US has been doing this against them for quite some time now Mr smith.
So...
Did huwai just realize, or do they have enough anomalous tracking that they are leaking public to measure reaction.
Look, dont be a fool - WWIII - as Einstein stated, is not nuclear, its informational - and we are in the midst;
Echelon Carnivore Stuxnet Duqu PRISM Lots more: too many.
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There are a lot of subs in that list and a lot of ghosts we dont know about...
But only a moron would think that cyber war is NOT in full force
Anyone who has shipped with FedEx knows how somehow everything you send goes through Atlanta. I'll bet this was just one of those "logistical efficiency" gone wrong kind of things. Or US intelligence requested the documents be diverted. Either is about equally likely I'd say.
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They just want you to think they were documents. The question is why ...
Are you now implying that Huawei is lying about them being documents to cover up what they were actually shipping or something? (I genuinely can't tell if this is a joke or not)
They tend to have fewer customs issues too since they go through a separate stream in a lot of countries.
So many US corporations are sacrificing potential billions in global comsumer confidence and flat-out revenue loss backing the “trade war”. What assurances are they getting which makes them willing to take the leap, I wonder? At the end of the day any losses have to be explained to sharebolders, regadless of political loyalties.
Anyone who has shipped with FedEx knows how somehow everything you send goes through Atlanta. I'll bet this was just one of those "logistical efficiency" gone wrong kind of things. Or US intelligence requested the documents be diverted. Either is about equally likely I'd say.
I wonder what the backstory is to this. You don't issue a press release for two missing packages. And since they were "important commercial documents" I am assuming that US intelligence must have intercepted them for some reason.
So many US corporations are sacrificing potential billions in global comsumer confidence and flat-out revenue loss backing the “trade war”. What assurances are they getting which makes them willing to take the leap, I wonder? At the end of the day any losses have to be explained to sharebolders, regadless of political loyalties.
I'm sure the rest of us will receive similar consideration.