Weebit - 2021and beyond, page-8002

What an excellent session, really insightful questions posed so thanks to all who put the forward for answering. For me the geopolitical inquiry was telling with Dadi stating “huge amounts of efforts into North America”, “we have to be careful who we give the technology to, who will work with the technology”.

Given that any Chinese company will have a direct line to the CCP, whether desired or not, for me that pretty much eliminates any Sino deal. Considering that China controls the world’s supplies of REE’s which the US needs to keep military systems running, that’s stealth and f35 aircraft to name a few and leaves them incredibly vulnerable and they know it means they will not be making the same mistakes that lead them into this current strategic pinch point. The fact they are so so compromised in this instance is similar to what happened here with the port of Darwin 100 year lease to a Chinese company back in 2015 with negotiations done at what must have been over the most liquid of lunches. Will be blown away therefore if the first deal involves China.