There's every reason to believe EASA are being strong armed by U.S. State Department. This is an administration that thoroughly believes in bribery, extortion,

There's every reason to believe EASA are being strong armed by U.S. State Department. This is an administration that thoroughly believes in bribery, extortion, and retribution. I have no more confidence in EASA than FAA. Curious the FAA comes out with their position before any final crash reports by either country. NTSB usually also reports on accidents involving U.S. made aircraft, and that too isn't released yet.