It's a fundamental mistake to assume that those who will vote for Brexit are solely from right of centre parties. As can be seen from my sparring with Gusset, the EU is alot more vulnerable from attacks from the left of the political spectrum than it is from the right.

Again, I won't berate your political ideology, if a central left approach is what you want, then go and vote for it, no criticism here, but the notion this can only be found at European level is not true.

As for trade deal scenario, its key that both sides own up to their risks. As a Brexiteer, I will be the first to admit leaving has risks, but so does staying and its very important the remain camp are clear about these risks.

The beauty of our country is it has special relationships and soft power levels which some other countries in Europe can only dream about. I can't talk for all other countries here, but being an international student in China, i've quickly realised just how much the Chinese love 'us - the British' and how badly they want to buy into all things British. The potential for post Brexit UK to tap into two of the worlds largest economies of which we are held in high regard is almost limitless, why should we give other countries a veto on that relationship?

FYI, my last post for the night. Thanks for playing.

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always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

You're right. A disgraceful poster and further proof of the desperation of the Remain camp.

As bad as the Brexit ze Germans billboard.

Is there a way that both sides can lose?

I'm in based on ease of moving across boarders in Europe, no European VAT (we are exempt) and the financial damage it would do to British businesses. All the world's financial institutions can't be wrong and if they are Brexit want to wing it?

Oh and for good measure the 'The European Convention of Human Rights' were penned by Winston Churchill's government post WWll to provide a voice for all EU nations to prevent the rise of fascism. To hear this compared to Hitler in anyway was the end of Brexit for me. Closing boarders, blaming others for financial ruin and ignoring the rise of capitalists was the beginning of Hitlers power.

And lets not forget Nigel Farage is married to a German (which I have no problem with) European immigrant whom he employs as his EU secretary - just this fact makes me squirm. What a hypocrite.

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I think this campaign has shown the Tories in their true light. Blame others. My way is best. Keep the majority of the voters ignorant of the real issues. Say were representing you and coming from an elite that we can never be a part of. Stabbing each other in public and then say 'Haw, Haw, Haw just banter and politics'.

Niche club of corrupt buggers I'm afraid.

Can you imagine a world with Trump and Boris in charge? What sad times we live in.

The newspapers must be wrong and you must be right then.

Finally I'm off the fence - I'm OUT, though there is no guarantee that I won't jump to the other side of the fece should the Remain camp stop patronising the sh1t out of me, andd come up with some real reasons (without made up or massaged figures) that convince me otherwise

But the 1922 committee could accept an anonymous list from Tory MPs asking for a vote of no confidence. Then Cameron would have to wait the outcome of an in house election for him to continue as Tory leader and bye bye if the vote goes against him.

I don't know who would be running the country if this happens though (anyone know?) but of course front runner would be Boris.

So we could get a minority vote government with a leader we didn't elect and the Brexit campaign is based on the British people having control of their laws.

Are you rich? No I mean very, very rich? Then don't vote Conservative.

This sums up politics.

We'll never die