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I suppose in a way we should have seen this coming. A lot of Brits have been getting steadily ****ed off with many of the issues pushed upon them by the EU.
I suspect chief among them has been the "they took our jobs" argument. I wonder if this will open the way for closer economic ties with "the old country"? Our exports to the UK took a hammering when they first entered the ECC. Hopefully Mal will be straight on the phone to negotiate an FTA.
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Britain has voted to leave the EU
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