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A Huge Loss, End Of English Ship Building.


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http://news.sky.com/story/1164634/bae-announces-1775-shipyard-job-losses

 

800 years of shipbuilding to come to and end with 1'775 jobs gone!

 

We've seen military and naval cut backs throughout the west since the end of the cold war but this kinda feels like the final blow. Producing the RNs most powerfull carriers in history, Portsmouth will go out with a bang.

 

Another part of Britain consigned to history. What a shitter!

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It's not just Portsmouth mate ,,,Glasgow could do without this as well and I live right beside the ship builder yards ...bad day in this once mighty industry ....sums the uk up really ...done the toilet everything is slowly going

 

Aye, but Glasgow will continue I think? Portsmouth is iconic in British Naval history and it's gonna be finished completely. But yeah the job losses are across the board and will affect all the ship yards I believe. Bad times all round.

 

It'll be even worse for the UK if Scotland become independant....

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the same happened at camill lairds in the 90s i was a labourer their it was my first proper job i loved it working along side my dad who was a shipwrite and he had 28yrs of service and out the blue redundancies came and peoples livelyhoods had gone :thumbs:

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This country is an absolute cess pit apparently more than 400 educated profesionals leave the country every day (white flight) and we import third world retards to do the low paid work lol. As a country our prospects are horrendous.

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