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华为：对美方指控非常失望 曾试图讨论被无理由拒绝

2019年01月29日 12:22 新浪科技

　　新浪科技讯 1月29日午间消息，华为今日对美国司法部宣布了对华为公司、有关子公司及其副董事长、首席财务官孟晚舟的指控，并声称即将向加拿大提出对孟晚舟的引渡请求做出回应，否认相关指控，并称不知晓孟晚舟有任何不当行为。

　　回应称，华为对美国政府提出的指控感到非常失望，并表示孟晚舟被捕后，华为曾试图与美国司法部讨论纽约东区的调查，但被无理由拒绝。

　　华为称，华盛顿西区法院关于公司商业秘密案件的相关民事诉讼早已和解，和解前陪审团也对商业秘密相关诉请做出没有赔偿，华为不存在主观恶意的裁决。

　　华为回应：

　　我们对美国政府今天针对华为提出的指控感到非常失望。孟女士被捕之后，华为试图与司法部就纽约东区的调查进行讨论，但被拒绝且没有给出任何理由。华盛顿西区法院关于华为商业秘密案件的相关民事诉讼早已和解，和解前西雅图陪审团也对商业秘密相关诉请做出了没有赔偿、华为不存在主观恶意的裁决。

　　华为否认关于华为公司、其子公司或附属机构犯有起诉书中指控的违反美国法律的各项罪名，也不知晓孟女士有任何不当行为。华为相信美国法院最终会得出相同的结论。

　　Huawei is disappointed to learn of the charges brought against the company today. After Ms. Meng’s arrest, the Company sought an opportunity to discuss the Eastern District of New York investigation with the Justice Department, but the request was rejected without explanation. The allegations in the Western District of Washington trade secret indictment were already the subject of a civil suit that was settled by the parties after a Seattle jury found neither damages nor willful and malicious conduct on the trade secret claim.

　　The Company denies that it or its subsidiary or affiliate have committed any of the asserted violations of U.S. law set forth in each of the indictments, is not aware of any wrongdoing by Ms. Meng, and believes the U.S. courts will ultimately reach the same conclusion.

 

[yellow_violence]

再次不买美国大豆，美国就老实了。美国脚都砸成烂猪脚了。川普票仓又要完蛋。大打大赢。大大大赢。

 

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外交部发言人耿爽就美国司法部针对华为等指控答记者问

来源：外交部网站 2019-01-29

　　问：北京时间1月29日凌晨，美国司法部宣布了对华为公司、有关子公司及其副董事长、首席财务官孟晚舟的指控，并声称即将向加拿大提出对孟晚舟女士的引渡请求。请问中方对此有何评论？

　　答：中方高度关切美国司法部对华为公司及其副董事长、首席财务官孟晚舟等提出起诉。中国政府一贯要求中国企业在依法合规的基础上开展对外经济合作，同时要求各国为中国企业的正常运营提供公平、公正、非歧视的环境。

　　一段时间以来，美方动用国家力量抹黑和打击特定的中国企业，企图扼杀企业的正当合法经营，背后有很强的政治企图和政治操弄。我们强烈敦促美方停止对包括华为在内中国企业的无理打压，客观公正地对待中国企业。中方也将坚决捍卫中国企业的合法、正当权益。

　　关于孟晚舟案，中方已经多次表明严正立场。美加两国滥用他们之间的双边引渡条约，对中国公民无理采取强制措施，是对中国公民合法权益的严重侵犯。我们再次敦促美方立即撤销对孟晚舟女士的逮捕令，不要发出正式引渡请求，避免在错误的道路上越走越远。中方同时敦促加方认真对待中方严正立场，立即释放孟晚舟女士并切实保障她的合法、正当权益，不要为美火中取栗。

https://www.mfa.gov.cn/web/fyrbt_673021/t1633414.shtml

 

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So the government has decided to throw Ambassador John McCallum under the bus. He should be happy to be released from this leg trap. Thank you for your service, John. Really. I served in various senior federal positions in China and Hong Kong since the early 1970s and feel obliged to deliver some self-criticism, as the Red Guards used to say during the Cultural Revolution.

Under the administration of the first Prime Minister Trudeau, Canada decided to recognize the People’s Republic of China in 1970 to draw the country into the community of nations, as well as to demonstrate Canada’s independence from the United States.

At the time, China was a very poor and ideologically conflicted Maoist country. Canada and other Western countries supported Deng Xiaoping’s (and Zhou Enlai’s) openness and economic reform agenda.

There was real progress in China’s evolution during the 1980s from a rogue, revolutionary regime facing Soviet invasion to a far more developed and – in some important ways – liberal and market-driven society.

But there were warning signs from the very beginning about China’s unique approach to international economic relations, but not enough to blunt the momentum of Canada’s opening.

I failed to highlight these risks, as have almost all other so-called China experts working.

It all started for me at an unprecedented Canadian Trade Exhibition in Shanghai during the Cultural Revolution in the early 1970s. Officials found Chinese experts disassembling the exhibits and photographing them after midnight. Canada complained mildly.

Our Canadian organizers understood then that the moderate faction had bought off the local Maoists in Shanghai with the argument that reverse engineering the products and systems of the outside world while closing subsidized strategic industries to Western involvement would eventually make China great again. Making a fuss would create lack of confidence in the Canadian business community.

Under-weighting China’s history, Canada trusted China would indeed abandon its totalitarian politics for enlightened democracy and recognize that its deeply self-reliant economic development strategy was a dead end.

We now know that China has been hijacking technology from Canadian and Western companies in more and ever-increasing sophisticated ways since the 1970s. Some believe the collapse of Nortel and RIM can be partly attributed to Chinese intellectual poaching.

The Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989 shocked Canadians and created the first real crisis in Canada-China relations, including a lengthy diplomatic boycott of China.

Unfortunately, as Canada rebuilt its China policy, trade became all important, with politically popular Team Canada pageants uncritically encouraging private-sector linkages with Chinese entities more interested in technological transfer than importing goods.

Since then, despite many worthy efforts, Canada has run bigger and bigger trade deficits with China with modest export and investment growth in comparison with our competitors. Our China political debate has deteriorated into scoreboards of trade agreements signed, not results achieved.

Over the decades, China has fine-tuned its core Autarkic model of national economic development into a sophisticated engine of licit and illicit scientific and technology acquisition, under a veneer of middle-class consumerism and modernity.

Meanwhile, Canada has kept a very low profile on the need for tighter, unified Western ground rules on strategic intellectual-property exports to China. We have enjoyed a free ride on American efforts to influence China on its growing predatory intellectual property, exchange rate and trade agreement actions.

So don’t blame John McCallum. Making a couple of Chinese diplomats persona non grata, joining forces with the United States on its new China policy and banning Huawei now would have been smarter.

Our current China crisis is systemic as well as accidental. Canada’s vulnerabilities to Chinese and American pressures are deeply embedded and largely self-created. Over the long term, strengthened self-reliant economic development policies (à la Pierre Trudeau’s Third Option) and serious security policies should underpin a new Canadian China narrative, as globalist visions dissolve in the acid of the new geopolitics.

我跟这位外交官的意见大部分相同。

北电和黑莓的破产是和华为的非法侵略手段有很强的关系的。加拿大社会在这个问题上认识不清。

但是在麦家廉的问题上， 麦家廉在北京政府流氓报复的情况下， 两次发出亲共的言论而闭口不言土共的流氓手段， 这才是他失职的原因，他的辞职是完全自己主动造成的。

 

[cathlethorpe]

外交部对美国的回应软弱无力。比较一下对加拿大的回应，警告承担后果，抓人，判死刑，活脱脱一个欺软怕硬的形象。

 

[向问天]

外交部对美国的回应软弱无力。比较一下对加拿大的回应，警告承担后果，抓人，判死刑，活脱脱一个欺软怕硬的形象。

感觉一样。
等到引渡那一天再说。

 

[Country on wheel]

感觉一样。
等到引渡那一天再说。

再说能咋样？人都上了飞机，老共还能砸囚车，截法场？逞逞嘴能而已。

 

[向问天]

再说能咋样？人都上了飞机，老共还能砸囚车，截法场？逞逞嘴能而已。

你认为抓了孟晚舟，判了她死刑，华为就完了？中共就完蛋了？


还有，那三个加拿大人怎么办呢？

 

[yellow_violence]

太险恶了，等着华为完蛋，想看中共完蛋，这太操蛋了。没有了党，哪有华为的戏看？哦，党完蛋了，换了别的执政党，华为中兴们不偷东西不抢东西了，还能有群殴小偷的桥段？吃瓜群众也不答应啊。超一流导演和明星演员哪能说倒就倒，说换就换的，那样干，这戏不就砸了？看啥去？搬起石头砸自己的脚这种绝迹甚久的经典台词都无法重温了。

 

[Country on wheel]

你认为抓了孟晚舟，判了她死刑，华为就完了？中共就完蛋了？


还有，那三个加拿大人怎么办呢？

小土豆就是个孬种。等10月大选后，自由党下台。加拿大把天朝外长王毅在加拿大的房产公布了，再把齐乔乔在加拿大财产公布了，不放人，就以偷漏税名义扣起来，财产没收。看谁玩得起人质外交。

 

[向问天]

小土豆就是个孬种。等10月大选后，自由党下台。加拿大把天朝外长王毅在加拿大的房产公布了，再把齐乔乔在加拿大财产公布了，不放人，就以偷漏税名义扣起来，财产没收。看谁玩得起人质外交。

挺好。
期待中。。。

 

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会不会直接收监啊？
美国表态了，加拿大就敢玩大的了，看谁先眨眼。

 

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Huawei's Meng Wanzhou appears in Vancouver court for bail adjustment hearing

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  12:16 PM - Jan 29, 2019
  Tuesday's appearance comes a day after a dramatic announcement by U.S. Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker of 13 criminal charges against Meng, Huawei, and its affiliates in the U.S. and Hong Kong.
  
  The charges date back to 2009 on allegations concerning the relationship between Huawei and a company called Skycom that did business in Iran.
  
  U.S. prosecutors claim Skycom was a hidden subsidiary of Huawei and accuse Meng, 46, of misrepresenting the relationship in order to induce U.S. banks to move money in violation of sanctions against Iran.
  
  Canada's justice minister has until March 1 to respond to the extradition request.
  
  In the wake of Meng's arrest, Canada and China appear to have engaged in a growing diplomatic feud that has seen China arrest two Canadians and sentence a third to death for his role in an alleged drug conspiracy.
  • U.S. files formal extradition request for Meng Wanzhou
  Meng and her husband own two homes in Vancouver, but she was arrested at the international airport in the B.C. city while in transit to Mexico and South America. Prosecutors claim she and other Huawei executives have been avoiding the U.S. since learning of an investigation into their activities.
  
  In proceedings that drew an overflow crowd of international observers, a B.C. Supreme Court judge granted Meng bail in spite of arguments from prosecutors that she would be a flight risk.
  
  
  
  
  Camera crews stake out the home of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou. One day after the U.S. issued a formal extradition request, Meng is scheduled to appear in B.C. Supreme Court to request a bail adjustment. (Yvette Brend/CBC)
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• Meng is living under 24-hour supervision for which she has to pick up the tab. Five friends with permanent ties to Canada also stepped forward to act as guarantors.
  
  The terms of Meng's bail limit her movements to the Lower Mainland.
  
  Her next scheduled court appearance has been moved to March 6.

 

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Canada Has 1 Month To Authorize Extradition Hearings For Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou
If Canada authorizes a hearing, Meng would next appear in court March 6.
Laura Kane Canadian Press

VANCOUVER — The clock is ticking for Canada to decide whether to proceed with a high-profile extradition case involving a senior executive of Huawei Technologies, which has touched off furor in diplomatic relations with China.

A British Columbia court heard Tuesday that the United States has issued a formal extradition request for Meng Wanzhou, the company's chief financial officer and daughter of its founder. Meng was arrested Dec. 1 at Vancouver's airport on a request from U.S. authorities.

Canada's Department of Justice now has until March 1 to determine whether to issue an authority to proceed, which authorizes an extradition hearing. If Canada issues that authority, Meng would next appear in court March 6 and hearing dates would be set.

B.C. Supreme Court Justice William Ehrcke said proceedings could still take some time.

"I have no idea whether we're looking at months or years," he said. "At this point, that's completely unknown. It will become clearer as time progresses."

Paul Chiasson/CP
Justice Minister David Lametti in Sherbrooke, Que. on Jan. 17, 2019.

Canada has a treaty with the U.S. that obligates it to co-operate with extradition requests. The treaty requires that the conduct for which extradition is sought be considered criminal in both countries.

If an extradition hearing is held and a judge commits Meng for extradition, Justice Minister David Lametti would ultimately determine whether she would be extradited to face charges of bank fraud, wire fraud and two counts of conspiracy to commit both.

Speaking to reporters in Ottawa, Lametti acknowledged legal procedures can be complex.

"By the time all the individual's rights are exhausted they can take a long time," he added.

"I only will have to make a decision at the end of the process, if and only if there is an actual extradition order. I would have the final say in executing that order, yes."

U.S. has made extradition request
The indictment, based on 23 grand jury allegations, accuses Huawei and Meng of misrepresenting their ownership of a Hong Kong-based subsidiary between 2007 and 2017 in an effort to circumvent U.S. sanctions against Iran.The U.S. Department of Justice laid out its case Monday against Meng and Huawei. Both Meng and the company have denied any wrongdoing.

The company's U.S. branch is also accused of stealing trade secrets and equipment from cellphone provider T-Mobile USA.

Meng, 46, has been free on bail since Dec. 11, living in one of her two multimillion dollar homes in Vancouver while wearing an electronic tracking device and being monitored by a security company.

Meng and her husband provided $7.5 million in cash for the $10-million bail and the rest was covered by four sureties, including three people who put up their homes as a deposit and a fourth who brought a $50,000 certified cheque to the court.

On Tuesday, Ehrcke agreed to replace the woman who brought the cheque with a couple who have agreed to put up their home and some money as a surety.

The court also heard that Meng has beefed up her defence team. In addition to criminal defence lawyer David Martin, she will also be represented by several other attorneys including Vancouver-based Richard Peck and associates from his firm.

Peck is known for acting as an independent prosecutor for Ontario in the dangerous driving and negligence case against former attorney general Michael Bryant in the death of a cyclist, in which Crown prosecutors ultimately withdrew the charges. He later worked as a special prosecutor for B.C. in the death of Robert Dziekanski, a Polish immigrant who died after police stunned him with a Taser in Vancouver's airport.

Also joining the team is Toronto-based criminal defence lawyer Scott Fenton. He represented David Del Mastro, who was acquitted of running a scheme to funnel money to the political campaign of his cousin, former Conservative MP Dean Del Mastro.

Meng did not comment as she rushed from court Tuesday to a black SUV waiting for her in a parkade.

China's foreign ministry said in a statement Tuesday that the U.S. is using its national power to "tarnish the image of and crack down on specific Chinese companies in an attempt to strangle their lawful and legitimate operations."

"We once again urge the U.S. side to immediately drop its arrest warrant and formal extradition request for Ms. Meng Wanzhou," it said.

"We also urge the Canadian side to take China's solemn position seriously, immediately release Ms. Meng Wanzhou and ensure her lawful and legitimate rights and interests, and stop pulling the chestnuts out of the fire for the U.S."

Members of the U.S. Senate intelligence committee were briefed Tuesday about global counterintelligence perils. The Huawei case was mentioned only indirectly, but intelligence officials described China's "ongoing quest" for global superiority.

"China's pursuit of intellectual property, sensitive research and development plans and U.S. personal data remains a significant threat to the U.S. government and the private sector," said Dan Coats, the U.S. director of national intelligence.

 

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刘鹤率领中方代表团抵达美国磋商
2019-01-29 11:51:51 来源： 新华网

　　新华社华盛顿1月28日电（记者高攀　韩洁）中共中央政治局委员、国务院副总理、中美全面经济对话中方牵头人刘鹤率领中方代表团于当地时间28日下午抵达华盛顿，将同美方就中美经贸问题举行高级别磋商。中方代表团成员包括中国人民银行行长易纲，国家发展和改革委员会副主任宁吉喆，中央财经委员会办公室副主任、财政部副部长廖岷，外交部副部长郑泽光，工业和信息化部副部长罗文，农业农村部副部长韩俊，商务部副部长兼国际贸易谈判副代表王受文等。

刘鹤率团访问美国，1月30日至31日同美方就中美经贸问题举行高级别磋商。

这时间选的，中国官方不知道美国向加拿大提出正式引渡孟晚舟的最后期限？