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> Also, Hua wei isn’t the ccp. I’m sure there is influence for sure Actually, the CCP controls all companies in China, and has agents on site in each company o
by redis_mlc 6y ago
> Also, Hua wei isn’t the ccp. I’m sure there is influence for sure
Actually, the CCP controls all companies in China, and has agents on site in each company over about 40 employees. The founder is PLA, which reports to the CCP.
- onethought 6y agoWow... Where do people make this stuff up? This is like CCP fan fiction. Larger companies often have to have a ccp representative, these aren’t agents... Founders are not PLA... you mean Huawei in particular... the founder was once in the army?
- redis_mlc 6y ago> Larger companies often have to have a ccp representative, these aren’t agents Larger companies must have a CCP cell in the company. Whether you call them reps or agents, they're CCP. > Founders are not PLA... you mean Huawei in particular... the founder was once in the army? The Huawei founder was a member of the PLA, and likely still is, since generally ex-military can always be recalled. Technology companies in China are dual-use (both civilian and military).
- onethought 6y agoSimilar to how Amazon, Boeing, and AT&T are dual use? Or how Johnson and Johnson’s CEO is Ex military? Guess you should think twice about that shampoo. And that CCP cell controls the direction of the company? Or less dramatically does it ensure (a) workers rights (admittedly these are far worse conditions than western countries), and (b) that the company isn’t working against the CCP.