[AmericanInTokyo]

"On Feb. 16 2001, British and U.S. warplanes attacked the air defense batteries around Baghdad in what was termed an unsuccessful attempt to destroy the underground cables laid by the Chinese company, Huawei Technologies. Huawei received $34 million for the Iraqi project."

This company was on the receiving end of British and US warplanes, and they are conducting R/D in Texas as we speak.

[honway]

then, what provisions of the "US Patriot Act", or "Trading with the Enemy", or Treason Proceedings could be leveled against such US firms, and/or Congressional hearings called and further, what specific federal government blacklist could Huawei Technologies be placed on that would forbid any US government work and/or any US corporations to have dealings with them and cease any dealings in-place?

If there is a cyber-attack on the U.S., hopefully an investigation will consider the Huawei/Al Qaeda link.

[honway]

"On July 4, 1197, Saladin (Salah al-Din) completely annihilated the 20,000-man Crusader army at the battle of the Horns of Hattin, driving the "Christians" from the Holy Land until the 20th century."

If bin-Laden is alive and if his terror network has the capability to do significant damage via a cyber-attack, I believe it will likely begin on the 4th of July.