Posted on 10/03/2020 7:04:29 AM PDT by MassMinuteman
Seattle is an anarchist controlled city. Antifa might just burn Boeing down.
“Well, no”
That was said of the McDonnell Douglas buyout in 1996 too. “Now way! Not going to happen!”
Inbred Inslee, like all democrats is incapable of discussion, negotiations and debate. They must always resort to threats to try to get their way.
Amazon is on the road to Bellevue, Wa.
Boeing should move it’s ENITRE operation out of Washington.
I think the governor is drinking something called “ bath salts” .
Dear Governor, were moving everything to SC. Love, Boeing
Or Gary Locke, or Grisewald (sp)(governor who stole the elections.
Not sure Chicago business climate is much more favorable than Seattle
Hey guv — have you ever received an encrypted message? :holding up my and and wiggling my fingers: One of these is for you.
Hey guv — have you ever received an encrypted message? :holding up my hand and wiggling my fingers: One of these is for you.
Hi.
Msg: Policies vs results gov. Inslee. Cause v. effect.
Up, down, off, on.
Dipshit governor, no dipshit governor.
Simple binary universe.
5.56mm
Boeing was in the process of expansion for the 777 in Mukilteo, mid-90s I think. A local planning 'official' decided that Boeing would be charged $50 million for impacts to expand a plant already in place. The $$$ would go toward parks, etc, nothing related to the facility.
Boeing complained. The planning official was asked...why $50M for civic improvements? Why that number?
The answer..."Because I could."
Boeing's then Chairman of the Board (maybe CEO) gave a speech (at the local CofC I think)where he warned the local governments and WA State that if things didn't improve there would be no new Boeing plants in the state.
The threat wasn't taken seriously. That's why HQ for the parent company was moved to Chicago. Then Charleston.
The LOeft...they either ignore you or threaten you.
Thanks for the info. Not really suprising.
I once saw a writeup to the effect of (but much more extensive) “Ohio provided the engineering, manufacturing, financing... for the first powered heavier-than-air flight. North Carolina provided the wind.”
Waiting for the dead cat bounce? Take the loss and put it where you can make some money.
Waiting for the dead cat bounce? Take the loss and put it where you can make some money.
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