In cases of lengthy incarceration, we visit American prisoners at least every 30 to 60 days to ensure that American citizens receive treatment no worse than that accorded citizens of the PRC. -- U.S. Consulate WebsiteWell! No worries, then.
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Comforting Snippet
If you are arrested in China, the U.S. Embassy is a friend indeed.
6 comments:
Oh isn't that lovely. I'm sure they do the same for Americans here at home as well, who are, oh how shall I say? Tucked away?
Ouch.
Really, what's the worse that could happen in 30 to 60 days?
So you have a month or two of torture or maybe a little starvation. No biggie.
Maybe next time I go I should leave those Falun Gong leaflets at home.
FALUN GONG IS GOOD!
FALUN GONG IS NICE!
Hey, I don't care. I'm not going to China anytime soon.
(I'll understand if you have to delete this comment.)
Well, it's nice to know that when your organs are being removed for a transplant that the Embassy's right behind you.
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