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KM_2NR wrote:Boycott China!
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:KM_2NR wrote:Boycott China!
Not only does China jail, kidnap and kill independent journalists in Hong Kong with the backing of the New York Times and some of these other media companies. But they also covered up COVID 19 when it could have been stopped in China and they kidnapped and murdered doctors who tried to raise the alarm.
People think this is a joking matter but it isn't, this is a Communist regime who seeks to murder anybody that gets in its way. It is just shocking that so many Americans are onboard just because they want cheap sh!t at Wallmart, people have forgotten the seriousness of communist threat during the Cold War and we are facing it again.
I suspect sanctions are coming from the US for those ISP who engages with Huawei.
The only way this will change is if Biden wins the election, Democrats are huge supporters of the CCP because of major business ties with them. This will be good and bad it will be good for us because our local ISP rely on Huawei but bad for democracy and world health.
agent007 wrote:I've attempted to change out all Chinese branded items in my property. Whilst I've been successful in that endeavor, I cannot get rid of the "Made in China" stuff even though the brand is non Chinese. But at least it's a start for me. I will never buy a Chinese branded product again.
agent007 wrote:I've attempted to change out all Chinese branded items in my property. Whilst I've been successful in that endeavor, I cannot get rid of the "Made in China" stuff even though the brand is non Chinese. But at least it's a start for me. I will never buy a Chinese branded product again.
jhonnieblue wrote:Boycott China, ED u stupid or what. China is to large and to necessary for the economic survival of the world. Which country you think controls oil and gas and commodity prices? The US? Europe?
The_Honourable wrote:You can't boycott China juss so. Most of the manufacturing will have to move out of China first and set up shop in alternative countries like India, Vietnam, Thailand, etc.
Dohplaydat wrote:All Trini networks are hauwei
agent007 wrote:I've attempted to change out all Chinese branded items in my property. Whilst I've been successful in that endeavor, I cannot get rid of the "Made in China" stuff even though the brand is non Chinese. But at least it's a start for me. I will never buy a Chinese branded product again.
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:agent007 wrote:I've attempted to change out all Chinese branded items in my property. Whilst I've been successful in that endeavor, I cannot get rid of the "Made in China" stuff even though the brand is non Chinese. But at least it's a start for me. I will never buy a Chinese branded product again.
Good on you my friend, forget all these other losers on tuner who insist on supporting China out of pure greed.
If you have no other choice then you buy made in China once you have a choice buy elsewhere, never support a murderous communist regime that threatens the health and stability of the entire planet.
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:^ Intel has a government sanctioned X86 license monopoly back in the days they managed to bribe politicians into going along with this scam, the politicians said well we need another company to produce these chips so intel picked AMD who they taught was the most incompetent and poorest out of all outside of IBM and so we had a true monopoly for a long time until Ryzen finally overthrew Intel with the backing of Arab investors.
There is a reason I call intel "scamtel" it isn't just their scam regarding we never needing more than 4 cores.
VILNIUS, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Lithuania's Defense Ministry recommended that consumers avoid buying Chinese mobile phones and advised people to throw away the ones they have now after a government report found the devices had built-in censorship capabilities.
Flagship phones sold in Europe by China's smartphone giant Xiaomi Corp (1810.HK) have a built-in ability to detect and censor terms such as "Free Tibet", "Long live Taiwan independence" or "democracy movement", Lithuania's state-run cybersecurity body said on Tuesday.
The capability in Xiaomi's Mi 10T 5G phone software had been turned off for the "European Union region", but can be turned on remotely at any time, the Defence Ministry's National Cyber Security Centre said in the report.https://www.reuters.com/business/media- ... 021-09-21/
agent007 wrote:Thanks for the article, you think they monitoring occupants of their MG branded vehicles too?
agent007 wrote:Thanks for the article, you think they monitoring occupants of their MG branded vehicles too?
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