Wolf- You sure figure things out that we need to know. Thank you for the level of real information that leads to understanding. I am glad to see a corporate lawyer had the ethics to reach out to the government in this situation even if our goverment dropped the ball as Trump wanted. I am not sure what to think about banning or allowing chips to China but I am sure that China and Russia are the least trustworthy of the so-called super powers even as the US is competing lately with our insanely corrupt and inempt administration.
One of your comments reminded me of what minister/lawyer co-worker Cal Blesh once told me. God is talking to Adam and he says: " Hey I have some good news and some bad news. The good news is that I created man with two heads. The bad news is: you can only use one at a time."
slightly better. i had to hire someone off fiverr to help me finish this article. lily is too busy working her regular job to do much right now and i am seriously out of it. there’s something major going on in my body that these local doctors are missing. i’m going to be heading to the city after turkey day to try and figure out just what the problem is.
Excellent writing. This is one of your best. I've been reading about the bits and pieces of this theater all week and your article finally put the parts into legible form. Thank you!
The sealed crates in Malaysia are the detail that sticks. A company with a handful of staff buying close to five billion dollars of Nvidia hardware would normally trip every export-control alarm in Washington, and it apparently kept buying for more than a year after an official saw the boxes. Whatever the truth about Alice Huang's ties to the MSS, that enforcement gap looks like the bigger scandal, and it predates the personal drama. BIS has been short on agents and budget for years while chip smuggling through Singapore and Malaysia became an open secret. Worth watching whether Congress uses this moment to fund end-use checks and chip location verification, or lets the story fade once the CEO headlines move on.
Wise Wolf, thank you for raising questions that deserve careful public examination. Personal relationships, financial incentives, and access to power can pressure judgment. The public deserves to know whether our safeguards can withstand those pressures.
This is an ancient human struggle. Scripture repeatedly confronts greed, divided loyalties, and the misuse of power. That connection does not establish anyone’s guilt; it reminds us why accountability and honest self-examination matter.
I applaud investigators, congressional oversight committees, independent directors, and journalists working responsibly to establish the facts. Their work must be thorough, fair, and free from political favoritism. Neither wealth nor influence should shield anyone from scrutiny, and suspicion must never substitute for evidence. Proverbs 18:17 reminds us to examine an account carefully before reaching a conclusion.
Loyalty to a company, political party, personal relationship, or financial success must never excuse neglect of public responsibilities. When officials approve sensitive transactions, people deserve clear explanations of the safeguards, conflicts considered, and reasons for those decisions.
We should also ask whether similar vulnerabilities exist in other industries, without assuming wrongdoing everywhere. Were warnings heard? Did oversight work? Could someone challenge a profitable but potentially dangerous decision? Accountability should establish individual responsibility where warranted and strengthen the systems meant to protect us.
But integrity cannot be something we demand only from powerful people. Jesus’ warning about serving wealth in Matthew 6:24 invites Christians to examine what governs our hearts. The question reaches everyone: What might persuade me to compromise what I know is right?
Do I excuse in an ally what I condemn in an opponent? Will I accept unwelcome facts or speak honestly when it costs me? Psalm 139:23–24 gives Christians a prayer for that examination, asking God to search our hearts and lead us rightly.
Protecting our country requires truthfulness, fairness, courage, and responsibility. In public office and everyday life! May those pursuing answers follow the evidence, acknowledge uncertainty, and seek appropriate consequences wherever wrongdoing is established. May we all practice the justice, mercy, and humility described in Micah 6:8, applying the same standard to allies, opponents, and ourselves.
At the apex of the pyramid of power world-wide, big government, big finance/business, and big organized crime coalesce into one gigantic, amorphic blob of satanic, felonious scum.
Maybe. It could also be that the opposite is the reality. Instead of Jensen being targeted by Alice for the Chinese, it could very well be that Alice was targeted by Jensen for U.S. Intelligence. Try creating a scenario where THAT is the real story and see where it gets you. In other words, Jensen's wife is fine with this deal as she also understands what's going on and signed off on it. And then there's the issue of the Jensen employee he was having an affair with. Could that employee be the honeypot that got Jensen in hock to U. S. Intel? Once they had THAT in their back pocket, U.S. Intel could have directed Jensen to "get close" to Alice. Just another possibility that the mainstream media is completely ignoring which also should send off some flares for us. As in, in magic trick parlance, wait a minute, "what's in your OTHER hand?"
We’re witnessing the coalescence of major international crime syndicates, supported by Russia’s intelligence infrastructure, Israeli interests, and the US Tech Bros Oligarchy.
This is the greatest moment of immediate danger to the Nation since the Cuban Missile Crisis.
short note: I don't care about HUANG's dalliances. shame has come on him enough. I am surprised though. he doesn't seem like the type to me. He resigned .. and he was the best in the business of the World of chipmaker. NO. Tim Cook is not the guy for that job. CEO's of tech companies have to be TEK savy.. so much for that. I own a little bit of Nvidia so what I think does not matter in the light of the investing universe. :) I am glad you are feeling well enough to write :)
She paid the toll.. NO HE PAID THE TOLL and then some.
Wolf- You sure figure things out that we need to know. Thank you for the level of real information that leads to understanding. I am glad to see a corporate lawyer had the ethics to reach out to the government in this situation even if our goverment dropped the ball as Trump wanted. I am not sure what to think about banning or allowing chips to China but I am sure that China and Russia are the least trustworthy of the so-called super powers even as the US is competing lately with our insanely corrupt and inempt administration.
One of your comments reminded me of what minister/lawyer co-worker Cal Blesh once told me. God is talking to Adam and he says: " Hey I have some good news and some bad news. The good news is that I created man with two heads. The bad news is: you can only use one at a time."
I’m glad you’re feeling better, Mr. Wolf. I look forward to the next installment as always….
slightly better. i had to hire someone off fiverr to help me finish this article. lily is too busy working her regular job to do much right now and i am seriously out of it. there’s something major going on in my body that these local doctors are missing. i’m going to be heading to the city after turkey day to try and figure out just what the problem is.
What if Huang is Hunglow?
Excellent writing. This is one of your best. I've been reading about the bits and pieces of this theater all week and your article finally put the parts into legible form. Thank you!
The sealed crates in Malaysia are the detail that sticks. A company with a handful of staff buying close to five billion dollars of Nvidia hardware would normally trip every export-control alarm in Washington, and it apparently kept buying for more than a year after an official saw the boxes. Whatever the truth about Alice Huang's ties to the MSS, that enforcement gap looks like the bigger scandal, and it predates the personal drama. BIS has been short on agents and budget for years while chip smuggling through Singapore and Malaysia became an open secret. Worth watching whether Congress uses this moment to fund end-use checks and chip location verification, or lets the story fade once the CEO headlines move on.
But in this case two Huangs make a white…
israeli shill..
That sounds like a lot of lip clapping.
Another sayanim helper exposed ^^^
"That’s like firing your babysitter for smoking and hiring the Marlboro Man." OMG, still laughing my ass off!
is it time I step in?
yes sounds good .. all you need to do is be able to CODE remember.. ?
anyone can do it.. just get Coding for Dummies and CEO for Dummies
maybe I will apply and run NVIDIA REMOTELY :) !
Wise Wolf, thank you for raising questions that deserve careful public examination. Personal relationships, financial incentives, and access to power can pressure judgment. The public deserves to know whether our safeguards can withstand those pressures.
This is an ancient human struggle. Scripture repeatedly confronts greed, divided loyalties, and the misuse of power. That connection does not establish anyone’s guilt; it reminds us why accountability and honest self-examination matter.
I applaud investigators, congressional oversight committees, independent directors, and journalists working responsibly to establish the facts. Their work must be thorough, fair, and free from political favoritism. Neither wealth nor influence should shield anyone from scrutiny, and suspicion must never substitute for evidence. Proverbs 18:17 reminds us to examine an account carefully before reaching a conclusion.
Loyalty to a company, political party, personal relationship, or financial success must never excuse neglect of public responsibilities. When officials approve sensitive transactions, people deserve clear explanations of the safeguards, conflicts considered, and reasons for those decisions.
We should also ask whether similar vulnerabilities exist in other industries, without assuming wrongdoing everywhere. Were warnings heard? Did oversight work? Could someone challenge a profitable but potentially dangerous decision? Accountability should establish individual responsibility where warranted and strengthen the systems meant to protect us.
But integrity cannot be something we demand only from powerful people. Jesus’ warning about serving wealth in Matthew 6:24 invites Christians to examine what governs our hearts. The question reaches everyone: What might persuade me to compromise what I know is right?
Do I excuse in an ally what I condemn in an opponent? Will I accept unwelcome facts or speak honestly when it costs me? Psalm 139:23–24 gives Christians a prayer for that examination, asking God to search our hearts and lead us rightly.
Protecting our country requires truthfulness, fairness, courage, and responsibility. In public office and everyday life! May those pursuing answers follow the evidence, acknowledge uncertainty, and seek appropriate consequences wherever wrongdoing is established. May we all practice the justice, mercy, and humility described in Micah 6:8, applying the same standard to allies, opponents, and ourselves.
This one got a like just for the title.
Aren't H200 chip sales legal?
At the apex of the pyramid of power world-wide, big government, big finance/business, and big organized crime coalesce into one gigantic, amorphic blob of satanic, felonious scum.
Maybe. It could also be that the opposite is the reality. Instead of Jensen being targeted by Alice for the Chinese, it could very well be that Alice was targeted by Jensen for U.S. Intelligence. Try creating a scenario where THAT is the real story and see where it gets you. In other words, Jensen's wife is fine with this deal as she also understands what's going on and signed off on it. And then there's the issue of the Jensen employee he was having an affair with. Could that employee be the honeypot that got Jensen in hock to U. S. Intel? Once they had THAT in their back pocket, U.S. Intel could have directed Jensen to "get close" to Alice. Just another possibility that the mainstream media is completely ignoring which also should send off some flares for us. As in, in magic trick parlance, wait a minute, "what's in your OTHER hand?"
Thought of this too. There's likely far more to the story than we are allowed to hear, as usual. Spy vs spy vs spy.
We’re witnessing the coalescence of major international crime syndicates, supported by Russia’s intelligence infrastructure, Israeli interests, and the US Tech Bros Oligarchy.
This is the greatest moment of immediate danger to the Nation since the Cuban Missile Crisis.
short note: I don't care about HUANG's dalliances. shame has come on him enough. I am surprised though. he doesn't seem like the type to me. He resigned .. and he was the best in the business of the World of chipmaker. NO. Tim Cook is not the guy for that job. CEO's of tech companies have to be TEK savy.. so much for that. I own a little bit of Nvidia so what I think does not matter in the light of the investing universe. :) I am glad you are feeling well enough to write :)
She paid the toll.. NO HE PAID THE TOLL and then some.
Has ANYone else seen such a collapse?
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2018/01/wendi-deng-rubert-murdoch-chinese-spy-jared-kushner