The same was
said, or claimed, in the Southern District
of New York in the UN corruption trials of
CCP-member Ng Lap Seng, and CCP-NGO boss
Patrick Ho of the China Energy Fund
Committee. Both were convicted. But is
Huawei different?
On September 9
Inner City Press put out a 20 tweet thread
of the opening arguments, on X and Bluesky.
September 9 extra
on X for subscribers here and
Substack here
Jump cut to
September 17 - Inner City Press published
the video of Huawei staff's theft from
T-Mobile, here;
it published the first book, "Huawei on
Trial," here.
The book contains
testimony now evidenced in
an email where Huawei's Sean Chen told
Jesse Hong and Sam Pooni, "just follw my
lead" in contravention of policy, and
"you'll be fine." True then - and not now?
Email chain on Patreon here.
On September 17
Inner City Press live tweeted from EDNY, here
T-Mobile manager of
"Tappy" robot on the stand. Huawei's Brian
Heberlig of Steptoe: The "missed touch"
issue wasn't limited to Huawei, was it? TMO
witness: I didn't deal with failure, only
improving Heberlig: Didn't T-Mobile give out
one of its rubber tips?
TMO witness:
I'm not sure. Huawei's Heberlig: Let me show
you your own email. AUSA: Objection! Judge
Donnelly: Overruled. But only to the
witness. Heberlig: Do you see your email
with Bill Weavers of the company that built
Huawei's touchscreens, Synaptics?
TMO witness: I see
it... Huawei's Heberlig: Let me show you the
attached video AUSA: Objection! Judge
Donnelly: I'll allow it. [Video is shown of
a metal tip testing a screen] Heberlig:
Isn't that copper? TMO witness: I don't
know. Could be aluminum
Huawei's
Heberlig: The email says "Buddy" - isn't
that the name of Huawei's prototype? TMO
witness: He could just be calling me that.
Coverage
will continue - including at UNGA
