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United Kingdom Withdrawal From the European Union / Brexit - Do you think we've made him proud?

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Grieving family reveal war veteran's dying wish was for them to post his Leave vote because 'he was fighting for this country until the end' Able Seaman Leonard Moore was a submariner during Second World War . His family said his last words before he died were 'post my Leave vote' The 91-year-old blind veteran had registered for a postal vote application . Family said 'The last thing he did with a pen was to tick the Leave box' The Electoral Commission confirmed that Mr Moore's vote is valid and will be counted By LARISA BROWN and DANIEL MARTIN FOR THE DAILY MAIL PUBLISHED: 23:58, 20 June 2016 | UPDATED: 16:22, 21 June 2016 8.3k 642 Share shares View comments A grieving family last night revealed how their war hero father's last words before he died were post my Leave vote' Able Seaman Leonard Moore, who was a submariner during the Second World War, marked a cross in the Leave the European Union box just before being taken into hospital. His family last night said it was his final act before he died because he loved Britain. They said he fought for this country until the end Able Seaman Leonard Moore, who was a submariner during the Second World War, marked a cross in the Leave the European Union box just before being taken into hospital

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Squilzore

Squilzore

Jun 24, 2016 at 10:38AM EDT

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Knackerman

Knackerman

Jun 24, 2016 at 07:43PM EDT in reply to Snickerway

It's easier to judge someone else's decision when you're an asshole.

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