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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ Mar 30

    The U.S. government is trying to thwart Huawei’s ascent in wireless technology, but the Chinese company is determined to prevailhttps://on.wsj.com/2uCY8pC 

    3:50 AM - 30 Mar 2018
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      1.  🇻🇳JT  🇺🇸‏ @JTBKK Mar 30
        Replying to @WSJ

        Huawei is shite.. Their products last as long as the rest of the crap they produce.

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      1. Forest‏ @1Forest679 Mar 30
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        what an easy slip into the date of America.......#Congress

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      1. Zorro Boricua‏ @ZorroPachy Mar 30
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        Aren’t Huawei smartphones monitored by the Chinese Army???

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      1. cocain's active ingredient‏ @Saddares Mar 30
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        Protectionism never works

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      1. Qryhz‏ @Qryhzz Mar 30
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        No thanks! 5G Wireless is very dangerous. Let them do it in their own country, not ours!

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      2.  🇭🇹pringlaisse papi ♋‏ @gambinolazy Mar 30
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        they want everyone to use an iPhone

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      3. Qryhz‏ @Qryhzz Mar 30
        Replying to @gambinolazy @WSJ

        No. 5G wireless is too strong. It kills people. Causes cancer. Now what do you think they want.

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      4.  🇭🇹pringlaisse papi ♋‏ @gambinolazy Mar 30
        Replying to @Qryhzz @WSJ

        how do you know that?

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      5. Qryhz‏ @Qryhzz Mar 30
        Replying to @gambinolazy @WSJ

        The frequency of the waves are too high to be safe. If safe levels are at 170 then 5G Wireless is at 1100. In all fairness, if turned up it would simply boil your insides as if you were in a microwave which would be deadly. No safety testing by company before installing.

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      6. Qryhz‏ @Qryhzz Mar 30
        Replying to @Qryhzz @gambinolazy @WSJ

        It's a Chinese company. Turn up the frequency high enough and it would kill the population that it reaches. Normal high levels will cause cancer. Cell phone tower exist throughout the US already.

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