The REAL reason the US is on a crusade against Huawei
As the US outsources its military 5G network to the bloated defense industry, pay close attention to all of the hypocrisy — US government & corporations working in tandem to snuff out competition
I have no quarrel with competition on a level playing field. That’s not what’s happening here. The US is guilty of protectionism largely to protect behemoth domestic corporations whose products are inferior https://t.co/jOyBUuWuLV
Just noticed that the tweet I QTed in my OP was deleted🤔 Sadly I don’t have a screenshot but here’s the general subject matter totaltele.com/511588/Lockhee…

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The US is hiking Medicare premiums due to the $56,000/year price of Biogen’s new Alzheimer’s drug Aduhelm HT ⁦@JenD1974cnn.com/2021/11/12/hea…
Given the drastic step of hiking Medicare premiums to cover that huge cost, you would think that Aduhelm showed definitive promise for combating the terrible effects of Alzheimer’s disease, right?
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Ever wonder how ‘corporate personhood’ happened? Obviously corporations are NOT actually people — but US law seems to bend over backwards to grant these inanimate entities many of the same rights that should logically be reserved for living, breathing human beings
It all began with a pair of former legislators turned Gilded Age railroad lawyers, a poison pill buried in the 14th Amendment, & a brazen fraud upon the Supreme Court
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China gets it
globaltimes.cn/page/202103/12…

Russia & India get it too
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As for other countries...
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He not only embraced of the father of neoliberalism, Friedrich Hayek, papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… Sunstein did so in such a way leaves no room for doubt that he believes wholeheartedly in ‘managed democracy’ salon.com/2007/11/07/sun…
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