US lawmakers summon Nvidia ex-CEO after affair with suspected spy
“Recent reports raise serious concerns about our national security and the protection of sensitive US technology,” Republican Senator Tim Scott.It was just an affair between a business man and a business woman, nothing more, nothing less. Definitely cannot compare to what Clinton or Trump did as presidents of the USA. Now, by slapping a spy tag on it and accusing Jensen Huang of national security threat, the monkeys in Washington deem it fit to call Jensen Huang to appear before them to answer to their silly questions based on their silly imaginations.
The Washington clowns are looking like a big circus and a laughing stock to the world. They may even ask Jensen Huang to strip to check if his underwear is made in China. Next, they may even send a brigade of FBI agents to ransack Jensen Huang's homes, checking his washing machine, his toilet bowls and pots and pans for spyware.
This is how ridiculous these clowns are. But what to expect from D graders? Why are they keeping mum about Trump and his gangs being compromised by Epstein files? Why don't they summon Trump and Lutnick to appear before them to answer their silly questions?
America is so sick and infested with silly clowns in Washington. The whole world is watching how these clowns are performing. And the clowns think they are very smart. These clowns are going to make America great again, as the greatest circus on earth.
Who knows, the whole scheme could be initiated by you know who to take Nvidia from Jensen Huang and pass it to another white man. The devil behind this scheme will masquerade as a supporter and friend of Jensen Huang, so innocent, not involved in the scam.
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It has become so comical that the USA Government, via the MSM like the New York Times and Wall Street Journal, are really behaving like clowns making up stories about China spying on the USA people using quayside cranes, bread toasters, refrigerators, washing machines and even children's toys. All these are to strike fear or anxiety hoping that the demand for Chinese products will fade into oblivion.
The USA cannot make cheaper products to compete and replace those made by China and need to use such underhand tactics to undermine China. It is honestly a very sad state of affairs, a loser's mentality.
Remember the weather balloon incident that they tried to stick the spying label on China too, but which fell flat. It was to make the USA the laughingstock of the world, needing two fighter jets and two missiles to take down a harmless almost stationary balloon. The anxiety phobia of the USA is really out of this world.
All these accusations of spying by China are inherently deeply registered in the mindset of the USA, with Trump claiming that wind turbines are killing birds and solar panels are spying on USA people. All these have never been proven.
Now, why would China be interested in ordinary USA citizens by spying on how many slices of bread they toasted and ate each morning, how many times they opened the refrigerator door, what food they have in the fridge and how often they machine-washed their clothes.
The Chinese are too busy enjoying their China Dream than care about finding out what USA citizens are doing with their daily lives.
US ambassador to Singapore Anjani Sinha was among dozens of individuals who allegedly “reaped immense benefits” after helping to fund President Donald Trump’s political operations and pet projects, according to an American think tank.
Sinha donated US$1 million to Trump’s political action committee, Maga Inc, in February last year and was nominated as ambassador to Singapore the following month, according to the Centre for American Progress (CAP), citing the Campaign Legal Centre, a non-profit legal organisation.
The orthopaedic surgeon – who was introduced at his nomination hearing by the late Republican Senator Lindsey Graham as a friend of Trump for more than a decade – had “no apparent expertise” in Singapore, CAP said in a report released on November 2.
The Campaign Legal Centre also alleged that Sinha failed to disclose the contribution to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee despite a legal obligation to do so.
At a tense Senate confirmation hearing in July, Sinha struggled to answer questions from Democratic Senator Tammy Duckworth regarding the US trade surplus with Singapore and when the city state would next assume the chairmanship of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
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