At the end of the day, should Boeing be successful in driving Bombardier to the point of bankruptcy, which is its obvious intent, the Chinese would be interested in making an offer that would mean that they would be able to have a jump start on creating an aircraft industry that would be able to compete with Boeing and Airbus while using its domestic market to ensure sales sufficient to justify production of new aircraft types, and the railroad division would be swallowed up into China's railcar operations. The Americans should be very careful about what for which they wish. The Canadian government is already very friendly towards China, and one could see how this could play out. Boeing could be starting China up as a major competitor as well as losing its Chinese market. Could the Chinese government already be rubbing its hands on the Americans' stupidity? They've already cornered the market on the railroad file. Aircraft could be next, if they were to get Bombardier.