I think there is only one person embarrassing themselves here.
We have written an operating system from scratch, reusing parts that they published under an open source license. So, we have their support and we have secured the rights to do what we do from them.
The ARM architecture is making good progress, thank you 
Smartphones are not our goal because we have enough to do with building a desktop operating system, and our project vision is that if you want to do that right, you have to do compromises that are not the same as if you were building something for a smartphone (where you will, for example, worry a lot more about powersaving than performance) or a server OS. This has consequences on all levels: choices for the kernel, for the user interface, etc.
With our small team, we have a busy time moving the desktop part ahead already. It is not the time to split our effort and start working on smartphones additionally to that.
What is the goal of this conspiracy theory, now? I don’t think we need that here…