I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you're deliberately missing the point.

I'm not missing the point. In some ways you are correct I can't prove categorically that Cameron lied about Turkey. In the same way I can't prove ill wake up tomorrow morning..but it's going to happen.Hopefully.

I hope you wake up tomorrow too!!!

Thanks. Better to part as friends who happen to have differing opinions . The world would be a dull uninteresting place if we all thought the same.

You must mix in some strange company

Amongst other things
I voted on
The massive trade deficit
The huge net contribution of the U.K. to the EU
The intransigence of Eurocrats
The dismissal of the UKs request for reform
The silly threats made by Claude Junker and others
To secure our borders
To reclaim control of immigration (not to stop it)
To reclaim full sovereignty
To have leaders that I can hold accountable
To open up the world as our trade partners
To regenerate the British fishing industry
To open up immigration to countries outside the EU, free from EU restrictions
To regain full control of our law courts
The EU blocking a rescue for package fir our steel industry
The real threat of Turkeys inclusion
The future marginalisation of the UK had we remained
To free myself from leaders who do not represent me in any way shape or form but worse aren't interested in me or people like me!

and lots of other issues that I've taken the time to research in order to make my own decision about in or out.

You make yourself comfortable with the notion that you're superior intellect allows you a more informed view if it helps you. We all need a crutch or something to lean on every now and then!

You have done yoûr research and made what you believe is an informed decision. I am on the other side but respect the views of others. All I will say is be careful what you wish for...

The point about that is that whatever we get now we've left the EU we don't and will never know just what staying in would have wrought upon the UK over the next few years.

There are obviously unknowns in both stay or leave

What I do know is that I didn't like the status quo and feared the direction the EU was moving in.

I was too young to vote on the Common Market and was never asked about the Maastricht Treaty or whether I thought we should sign it.

I have never agreed for one second that what was only a trade organisation should begin legislating for its members.

Hear hear, very well expressed. .

How patronising!! In one reply you have summed up the why people voted for Brexit. Do you really think that it will now change and suddenly London will no longer be the centre of everything in the UK? Who will be PM - the previous mayor of London! If anything it will get worse and all the investment will be centred on the South.

BTW I do not work for the Government in any way and have a working class background. I just managed to see beyond the immediate issues and see what was causing them. And it's not the EU

Do you realise that many of the workers rights we enjoy come from the EU? Do you really think that Boris and his Eton cronies really give a fig about them?

Guys, I've given this thread a lot of room but it's now got personal, so I'm locking it. It's not the place.
The vote has finished. Let it go.