@ Florida1920
"the grounding of his plane was a violation of international law"
So basically you acknowledge that I am right about the law.
And I acknowledge that it is entirely possible that the US totally flouts international law when it suits itself to. Which we all know already.
My point is, the law does not acknowledge the right of any country to have anyone arrested in another country simply on request.
Your example does not contradict that.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
