Here's how the economic forecasts were done:

1. Create a forecast model for the current economy, with multiple variables.
2. Change one variable (ie Brexit and 3% tarriffs with the EU).
3. Keep all other variables the same.
4. Come up with fantasy figures.

If you have any understanding of statistical models you'll realise that there's a causality effect on the other variables. This hasn't been reflected in the forecasts. Nor has the fact we could trade more freely with the rest of the world. It doesn't take into account that the Eurozone is about to enter another sh*t storm way worse than before. It's not Greece that is fcked this time, it's France and Italy.

So the figure of 3 million jobs and families being worse off by £4,300 each pa is pure bunkum. It's a worst case scenario and assumes we wouldn't adjust as an economy at all. That's why Remain are saying it COULD cost us 3m jobs, it COULD cost us £xxx pa. It's all absolute horse sh*t.

My view is that staying in and being linked to the failing (and about to get much worse) Eurozone is far more risky than leaving and running our own affairs for our own interest.

You're absolutely right, Nick! Have tracked back your responses to Toryboy Matt who like his party of choice seems incapable of actually answering a single question put before him (see PMQS, Matt!). Thank you Nick for pointing out that Matt seems to think that he is able to speak on behalf of everybody else with continuing references of 'we know'. He has adopted Cameron's tactics of just brandishing childish insults at any form of opposition. So from now on, I, for one, am simply ignoring Matt's puerile, troll-like behaviour as he is incapable of forwarding a mature comment to this debate at present.

Back to the debate now...how many of us would appreciate the break in this wretched EU referendum campaigning to continue until 23rd June?

You're absolutely right, Nick! Have tracked back your responses to Toryboy Matt who like his party of choice seems incapable of actually answering a single question put before him (see PMQS, Matt!). Thank you Nick for pointing out that Matt seems to think that he is able to speak on behalf of everybody else with continuing references of 'we know'. He has adopted Cameron's tactics of just brandishing childish insults at any form of opposition. So from now on, I, for one, am simply ignoring Matt's puerile, troll-like behaviour as he is incapable of forwarding a mature comment to this debate at present.

Back to the debate now...how many of us would appreciate the break in this wretched EU referendum campaigning to continue until 23rd June?

You are of mediocre mindset, poor debating skills and are full of prejudice.

It's no wonder you are bigging up Gusset

'Toryboy' - such a cutting insult.

My name is Nick.

You are playing the man not the ball yet accuse others of poor debating skills.

Use your intellectualism and argue the points.

I'd say mentioning your obvious intellect is painting you in a positive light. That is not slander, the opposite in fact.

Rubbish. It's all part of your tactics to annoy, inflame and discredit.

I have known you long enough to know this.

Inflame. Yes. Discredit. Tick. Ad hominem. Entirely.

My name is Nick.
Your ignorance in the role of teaching is astounding, although it does beg the question that you use the finger painting line to inflame. Still it gives Jimenez some insults to copy.
Your ignorance of union officials activities is also astounding. Do you know what a union rep actually does? I doubt it. Do you know how many teachers are leaving the system in the uk to either work abroad or give up? I doubt it? Do you know how many teachers have left due to stress or even committed suicide because of it? I doubt it.

I have got a job thanks

Finally, Do you still love me?