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To: H.Jablomey who wrote (91878)	4/9/2001 3:54:39 PM
From: LLCF	Respond to of 436258

<Oh, come on. If a Chinese plane made an emergency landing on U.S. soil, the crew would be sent home within days.> I disagree with this for sure... there a deaths involved, you don't think anyone would want to question the crew?? Bring in the interpreters, etc?? <The plane, however, would never be returned. This is what I expected from the start of this episode...the Chinese have surprised me with their attitude.> The U.S. has surprised me as well... I mean a sophisticated plane goes down in China and we don't want them crawling all over it??? LOL DAK

To: H.Jablomey who wrote (91878)	4/9/2001 5:30:21 PM
From: pater tenebrarum	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 436258

oh well, the crew would have been 'de-briefed' (read: interrogated) and THEN sent home...i suppose China is doing the same. and i do expect them to send the crew back home soon...after they have found out whatever they expect to find out from them. besides, i find it rather doubtful that they rammed the plane accidentally, as just discussed. looks more like a deliberate act to me, although that will of course never be proven out one way or the other.