Ouch Boeing - that must have hurt

[Stevie Wonder Boy]

"Airbus has laid out a string of non-negotiable demands on Brexit, warning it may move production abroad if its terms are not met.

Just days before the government is due to begin talks with the EU, the aerospace giant’s chief operating officer has set “minimum” conditions on free movement of workers, trade tariffs and regulatory conditions."

Not really laughable at all, but there it is a big joke to you?

[Paddy]

Not really laughable at all, but there it is a big joke to you?

Indirectly it is rather funny that 52% of the population are so thick that would vote for something so life changing without reading the small print.

[NotAllThere]

I can't read this thread.

I had the same problem. So I fixed the title and read it. I regret that now.

[darmstadt]

Indirectly it is rather funny that 52% of the population are so thick that would vote for something so life changing without reading the small print.

Just going to be a bit pedantic here but it was only 52% (actually 51.9%) of the electorate out of 46,501,241 people who could have voted. Those who voted to leave, some 17,410,742 people of that figure decided it was in the countries best interests (read: didn't have an idea what they were voting for) whereas 16,141,241 voted Remain just to show how close it was. I'll agree with you on the thick bit though

[darmstadt]

BTW, as the UK hasn't actually Brexited yet, the EU have taken it up: Why is Brussels fighting Trump's America on Britain's behalf in Bombardier trade dispute – even though it's leaving the EU? | The Independent

[AtW]

Not really laughable at all, but there it is a big joke to you?

It's laughable how it was all predictable and predicted - now it's beginning to happen

[SueEllen]

BTW, as the UK hasn't actually Brexited yet, the EU have taken it up: Why is Brussels fighting Trump's America on Britain's behalf in Bombardier trade dispute – even though it's leaving the EU? | The Independent

Cos it's in NI

[darmstadt]

Cos it's in NI

Which is part of?

[SueEllen]

Which is part of?

Part of the same island as Eire.

[LondonManc]

BTW, as the UK hasn't actually Brexited yet, the EU have taken it up: Why is Brussels fighting Trump's America on Britain's behalf in Bombardier trade dispute – even though it's leaving the EU? | The Independent

Mainly because we're still paying our fees. If you leave a club at the end of a year's membership, you can use the club for the whole year.