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It could certainly complicate their lives, but I doubt we would ever extradite them.
by bitexploder 7y ago
It could certainly complicate their lives, but I doubt we would ever extradite them.
- delinka 7y agoExtradition not required. Start threatening their business in these countries. They could try something like "no Boeing aircraft in our airspace" while they refuse to cooperate. Get their local allies on board with a similar ban, and then maybe the Boeing board would hand them over willingly. That's quite the hypothetical, and I don't advocate it. But they certainly don't have to be limited by extradition.
- ukulele 7y ago> maybe the Boeing board would hand them over willingly This is not something the board can do
- delinka 7y agoSure they can. They can physically make it happen. Put money in the right hands and it happens. Morally, ethically, legally questionable. But certainly not impossible. I'm sure they'd just fire the executive(s) in question first. Lots cleaner and maybe cheaper depending on the golden parachute in the executive's back pocket.