It really doesn't matter what their racial background is. Xenophobia is xenophobia regardless what one's racial background.
And it still doesn't make sense to upset your biggest customer, and for what?
Is the US shooting itself in the foot by banning Huawei?
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It really doesn't matter what their racial background is. Xenophobia is xenophobia regardless what one's racial background.
And it still doesn't make sense to upset your biggest customer, and for what?
Jura The idiot
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now noticed the tweet
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Tech hub in southern China’s Guangdong province will build 7,000 stations this year and the city plans to launch 5G for commercial use by 2020, local authorities said Saturday.
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Tech hub in southern China’s Guangdong province will build 7,000 stations this year and the city plans to launch 5G for commercial use by 2020, local authorities said Saturday.
Law abiders don't kidnap people, gangsters do.
Very true.
It doesn't make sense for the people who benefit by trading with China. However, it does no harm to people who don't trade with China, it makes perfect sense for a portion of that people who benefit to sabotage trading with China when their interest is somewhere else.
It is a democracy where every parts of the population speak only for themselves for a near term benefit at the cost of others. There is no unified people and unified interest.
I supposed you are right. But is going to hurt their economy if nothing else
manqiangrexue
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See? Canadians are learning. They're not lightning fast learners but eventually, they start moving in the right direction.
Fed up Canada tells U.S. to help with China crisis or forget about favors
By David Ljunggren
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•May 5, 2019
In a sign of increasing frustration at what it sees as a lackluster U.S. response, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government is signaling it could withhold cooperation on major issues.
China has upped the pressure on Canada in recent weeks over the arrest of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou, arrested last December on a U.S. warrant. It halted Canadian canola imports and last week suspended the permits of two major pork producers.
After Meng's Vancouver arrest, Chinese police also detained two Canadian citizens.
Beijing is refusing to allow a Canadian trade delegation to visit, forcing officials to use video conference calls as they try to negate a major threat to commodity exports.
With no cards to play against China without risking significant economic damage, Canada has launched a full-court press in Washington, which is negotiating its own trade deal with Beijing.
The results have been meager.
"It's a very challenging situation. When we raise it with the Americans they just say, 'Dealing with the Chinese is tough'," said a Canadian government source.
Canada says the United States is obliged to help, given that the U.S. arrest warrant triggered the crisis with Beijing.
Canada's U.S. ambassador David MacNaughton, who noted Canada has assisted the current U.S. administration on diplomatic efforts with Venezuela, Latvia and NATO, strongly suggested future requests for aid would not be met so positively unless Washington cooperated more.
Fed up Canada tells U.S. to help with China crisis or forget about favors
By David Ljunggren
,
•May 5, 2019
In a sign of increasing frustration at what it sees as a lackluster U.S. response, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government is signaling it could withhold cooperation on major issues.
China has upped the pressure on Canada in recent weeks over the arrest of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou, arrested last December on a U.S. warrant. It halted Canadian canola imports and last week suspended the permits of two major pork producers.
After Meng's Vancouver arrest, Chinese police also detained two Canadian citizens.
Beijing is refusing to allow a Canadian trade delegation to visit, forcing officials to use video conference calls as they try to negate a major threat to commodity exports.
With no cards to play against China without risking significant economic damage, Canada has launched a full-court press in Washington, which is negotiating its own trade deal with Beijing.
The results have been meager.
"It's a very challenging situation. When we raise it with the Americans they just say, 'Dealing with the Chinese is tough'," said a Canadian government source.
Canada says the United States is obliged to help, given that the U.S. arrest warrant triggered the crisis with Beijing.
Canada's U.S. ambassador David MacNaughton, who noted Canada has assisted the current U.S. administration on diplomatic efforts with Venezuela, Latvia and NATO, strongly suggested future requests for aid would not be met so positively unless Washington cooperated more.
Jura The idiot
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Jura The idiot
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The next step is that they will ban the delivery of critical components to Huawei to stop or slow it's 5G-expansion. I hope Huawei is a different story then the almost death story of ZTE last May after the ban of critical components. China is still dependent on important technology from the West. This should change and fast!
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