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<\/a>Ms. Meng Wanzhou (Sabrina Meng) Deputy Chairwoman, CFO of Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. Ms. Meng holds a master’s degree from Huazhong University of Science and Technology. Ms. Meng joined Huawei in 1993 and has held the positions of Director of the International Accounting Dept, CFO of Huawei Hong Kong, and President of the Accounting Mgmt Dept. Ms. Meng now serves as CFO of Huawei and Deputy Chairwoman of the Board.<\/p><\/div>\n
TMR<\/strong> Editor’s Note<\/a>: You can’t do that!\u00a0 You can’t arrest the CFO and daughter of the founder of one of China’s largest telecoms because of the mere suspicion of violating unlawful U.S. sanctions on Iran.<\/p>\n Those sanctions by the Trump administration are themselves violations of international law. These patently criminal sanctions by the U.S. were issued, and are only being enforced, on behalf of the APARTHEID state of Israel.<\/p>\n The Neocon Zionists in the Trump administration have gone way beyond the edge of propriety with this illegal arrest.\u00a0 They will pay for it in ways that they will never see coming.<\/p>\n If ever Trump’s appointed Neocons have kicked a hornet’s nest, it is with this extremely misguided and foolish move against China.\u00a0 Really, how stupid are these Israel Firsters at the DOJ.\u00a0 Stupid enough to start a regional war with China, Russia, Iran, Turkey, etc.<\/p>\n Truly, there’s no greater danger to the American Republic than the numerous\u00a0dual Israeli citizens in the U.S. Government.\u00a0 They are the bane of the United States of America and must be removed from their public offices post-haste.<\/p>\n The Millennium Report<\/a> N.B. The article posted below provides more details to the arrest of\u00a0Ms. Meng Wanzhou (Sabrina Meng) Deputy Chairwoman and CFO of Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.<\/p>\n ZeroHedge.com<\/p>\n Mere hours after\u00a0Chinese officials finally affirmed<\/a>\u00a0President Trump’s description of Saturday’s trade ‘truce’ – this after fears that the true nature of the agreement might have been “lost in translation” helped trigger the worst one-day market selloff since October – the DOJ has gone ahead and kicked the hornet’s nest, seriously jeopardizing the prospects for a prolonged trade detente between the world’s two biggest economies.<\/p>\n Canada’s\u00a0Globe and Mail<\/a>\u00a0reported late on Wednesday that on December 1, Canadian authorities arrested Wanzhou Meng, the CFO of Huawei Technologies and daughter of the telecom giant’s founder, Ren Zhengfei. An ex-officer with the People’s Liberation Army, Ren is one of the country’s most revered business figures.<\/p>\n Meng is said to be a “rising star” at Shenzhen-based Huawei, the world\u2019s second-largest maker of telecommunications equipment.\u00a0 Reuters reported in 2013 that Ms. Meng served on the board of a Hong Kong-based Skycom Tech\u00a0that later attempted to sell embargoed Hewitt Packard computer equipment to Iran\u2019s largest mobile-phone operator.<\/strong><\/p>\n “Wanzhou Meng was arrested in Vancouver on December 1.<\/strong>\u00a0She is sought for extradition by the United States, and a bail hearing has been set for Friday,” Justice department Ian McLeod said in a statement to The Globe and Mail. “As there is a publication ban in effect, we cannot provide any further detail at this time. The ban was sought by Ms. Meng.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Wanzhou is facing extradition to the US on suspicions that she violated US sanctions against Iran (allegations that nearly resulted in a devastating Treasury “death sentence” earlier this year for Huawei rival\u00a0ZTE<\/a>). At least 13 pages of the Skycom proposal were marked \u201cHuawei confidential\u201d and carried Huawei\u2019s logo. Huawei has said neither it nor Skycom ultimately provided the HP equipment. HP said it prohibits the sale of its products to Iran.<\/p>\n Prosecutors in New York have been investigating suspicions that Huawei violated US sanctions against Iran since earlier this year. News of the probe was first reported in April. The G&M adds that the probe is being run out of the U.S. attorney\u2019s office in Brooklyn.<\/p>\n We seriously doubt the Chinese leaders will interpret Wanzhou’s arrest as a gesture of good faith and trust at a time when negotiations over a possible trade truce were expected to finally begin in earnest after a months-long standoff.<\/p>\n To understand the magnitude of this arrest, just imagine how the US would react if Beijing arrested Jeff Bezos’ (hypothetical) daughter?<\/p>\n As investors digest the implications of the DOJ’s investigation, expect a kneejerk response where investors shoot first Thursday and dump shares of big Huawei suppliers, as they did with ZTE. Should they do the same with broader S&P futures amid concerns that the trade truce is back to square\u00a0
\nDecember 5, 2018<\/p>\n
\nTrade Truce Over? Canada Arrests Huawei CFO At US Request<\/h2>\n
one<\/s>\u00a0zero, Trump will have a choice: releasing Meng or watching the any last hopes of Christmas rally fade into the distance.<\/p>\n