Nice the hear that Huawei will not "be victimized like silent lambs" an image that is more rhetorical than legitimate dialog. Huawei has an innocence campaign pushing to convince the world that it is "just like any other company" - not influenced by the Communist Party or the State. The problem they have faced is that is not believable.
The Chinese think if they say something long enough, repeating it in different ways, it will become truth to most of the world. First, the US government already knows the truth of that influence and what Huawei is doing at the behest of the intelligence services of China. This suit against the US government is a thinly disguised attempt to force the US to disclose some of that knowledge in public. It won't happen, and the Chinese know it. This is not something that is allowed to be shown in public proceedings. If the Federal government decides to be sued (not a given by any means) they are not going to drag our intelligence services into court to prove what we know about Huawei. That is a national security issue. Other countries understand these kinds of secrets, and as hard as the Chinese try to say "there is no proof that Huawei has done anything", those countries know a good bit about what Huawei has been doing. The US shares intelligence with them.
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