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What sort of global "leaders" would allow a communist nation to have access to their nations networks and private information of citizens?
Maybe the same SOB's who have sold us out for some time, all to live the high life in Beijing while their nations declined. Leaders who do not protect the sovereignty of their nations are not leader at all.
Huawei: MPs claim 'clear evidence of collusion' with Chinese Communist Party
There is "clear evidence of collusion" between Huawei and the "Chinese Communist Party apparatus", a parliamentary inquiry has concluded.
And the MPs say the government may need to bring forward a deadline set for the Chinese firm's 5G kit to be removed from the UK's mobile networks.
Huawei has responded by saying "this report lacks credibility as it is built on opinion rather than fact".
But the latest accusation poses a further challenge to its business.
Although the company's options in the UK are now limited, it is still trying to sell its 5G telecoms infrastructure to other parts of Europe and beyond, having invested heavily in the technology.
"We're sure people will see through these accusations of collusion and remember instead what Huawei has delivered for Britain over the past 20 years," a spokesman for the company said.
'Communist Party links'
The House of Commons defence committee based its findings on the testimony of academics, cyber-security experts and telecom industry insiders, among others. These included some long-term critics of the company.
Maybe the same SOB's who have sold us out for some time, all to live the high life in Beijing while their nations declined. Leaders who do not protect the sovereignty of their nations are not leader at all.
Huawei: MPs claim 'clear evidence of collusion' with Chinese Communist Party
There is "clear evidence of collusion" between Huawei and the "Chinese Communist Party apparatus", a parliamentary inquiry has concluded.
And the MPs say the government may need to bring forward a deadline set for the Chinese firm's 5G kit to be removed from the UK's mobile networks.
Huawei has responded by saying "this report lacks credibility as it is built on opinion rather than fact".
But the latest accusation poses a further challenge to its business.
Although the company's options in the UK are now limited, it is still trying to sell its 5G telecoms infrastructure to other parts of Europe and beyond, having invested heavily in the technology.
"We're sure people will see through these accusations of collusion and remember instead what Huawei has delivered for Britain over the past 20 years," a spokesman for the company said.
'Communist Party links'
The House of Commons defence committee based its findings on the testimony of academics, cyber-security experts and telecom industry insiders, among others. These included some long-term critics of the company.
