Posted on 04/03/2020 9:51:32 PM PDT by caww
Steve Bannon’s new film “Claws of the Red Dragon” will be screened at 9 p.m. ET on Sunday, April 5, on China in Focus, a Youtube channel from NTD that provides compelling, first-hand news from China.
The 54-minute film seeks to shed light on the connection between Huawei Technologies—the world’s largest maker of telecommunications gear—and China’s ruling Communist Party.....Huawei’s equipment is used by 45 of the 50 biggest global phone carriers, according to an Associated Press
Bannon said the film is for helping average citizens to understand how the Chinese regime uses 'Huawei' and the 'Belt and Road Initiative' to expand its power through 'dominating the infrastructure of other countries'.
Clara Del Villar, a former VP at the telecom company Nortel Networks and an audience member at the screening, said,...the concerns revealed by the film are real.
“Their ability to really become a master in telecoms technology would make them a very powerful player if there are any misdeeds in cyber warfare in the years to come,” she said.
“I think Steve [Bannon] is absolutely right,” Gerald Brant, who was also at the screening, told NTD. “You could certainly have the risk of a dystopia, in the Orwellian ‘1984’ sense of the term, when you have technologies like this 5G and artificial intelligence in the hands of a totalitarian government.”
“The U.S. government is doing the right things,” Brant said, “and actually, I think the Trump administration deserves a lot of credit in terms of the way they’re applying the pressure globally on Huawei.”
(Excerpt) Read more at theepochtimes.com ...
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