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23-05-2013, 10:38 AM
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Truly one of the darkest days for Australia I've seen in my time.
We live in a country full of patriots, that show that patriotism by buying imports and supporting other countries skills/manufacturing in doing so. This has been happening across many industries over many years, all with Government assistance. My belief was that while the big 3 auto makers remained local, manufacturing here, there was still hope. Unfortunately, not to be. It's now fast tracked the end for the local manufacturing industry. I hope all Australians take great pleasure in investing in every country other than their own. The next generation I'm sure will be ever thankful. |
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