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https://youtu.be/pzN7YZXZZbk

https://youtu.be/pzN7YZXZZbk

https://youtu.be/pzN7YZXZZbk

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>>17820766

Liberals are in tears because globalisation ended last week.

If odd because we fought for 3.5 years to get the government to actually accept the referendum of 2016, then 5 weeks after we leave the EU, it collapses anyway

>pic is domestic flights routes cancelled in the UK after our biggest airline collapsed about a week ago

Reminder that the UK's biggest domestic airline collapsed and the government didnt save it

>>17608223

It already bankrupted the UK'S biggest domestic airline yesterday, all these routes disappeared, although a few were taken on by competitors

>Airlines are too big to fail

Yesterday the UKs biggest domestic airline collapsed, and all of these routes were simply wiped off the map. No government bailout, people told not to turn up to the airport.

The only plausible competitors are tanking in share price and may well collapse in a few weeks too

>>17604500

All these routes just got cancelled, people told not to go to the airport.