I think Britain is going to remain in the EU.

Switzerland said no (very marginally but none-the-less "no" about 6 months after its government applied in 1992 and before the EU even considered whether to say "yes".

I am not sure that the possibility of Liechtenstein joining the EU has ever been considered. The EU is not really geared up for microstate membership so Andorra, San Marino, Monaco and the Vatican City are not members either despite using the Euro (Lichtenstein uses the Swiss Franc).

Norway is the only serious refusnik and it has led the EU along twice only to jilt it. There is a disconnect between farmers and fishermen on the one hand and the rest of the Norwegian economy. Norway will pay anything and do anything to the EU to avoid the Common Agricultural Policy and the Common Fisheries Policy.

My decision is #Brexit! Even if we don't win, if people are unhappy with the EU there is nothing preventing another referendum, no matter what that Cameron says.

There is one thing in the article that is disingenuous. He refers to Norwegians paying only £106 per head for the EU.

The UK only pays about £132 a head for membership of the EU.

If given the choice, would you pay £106 to sit in the back row of the gods behind a pillar when for £132 you could sit in the front row of the dress circle and get to meet Mr Juncker backstage?

Well if there was another one in say 15 years many of the older people who are for leave will be dead.

Also I'm not sure how it works but I would assume that many current recent immigrants would be British citizens by then and some would have children of voting age and many of the next influx of immigrants would also be British by then.And I'm sure most would vote to remain all other things being equal.

Plus leave might well not have someone with the charisma of Farage and I'm sure there'd be at least a couple more disadvantages to people on the leave side.

It took 40 years for the ******* politicians/elite to 'grant ' us plebs this opportunity.

Thsts why so many people are going to grasp it with both hands.

I'm always saying that voting is stupid because no election will ever be decided by one vote.

But even I'm going to vote this time.

I'm personally not taking the polls at face value, because god knows how wrong they were about the general election last year, but we'll see.

The poll boost to the Vote Leave campaign sent the pound tumbling by up to 1.5 cents to below $1.44, adding to a decline of 2 cents last week and indicating the degree of pressure on the UK currency since the remain camp’s lead in the polls began to evaporate.

In 15 years Hannan will still be around, and while it's regrettable he doesn't have a stronger media presence it's to fight the more important fight, touring Britain to talk directly to the electorate.

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Yes I must say I've been really impressed by him.

Well if there was another one in say 15 years many of the older people who are for leave will be dead.

Also I'm not sure how it works but I would assume that many current recent immigrants would be British citizens by then and some would have children of voting age and many of the next influx of immigrants would also be British by then.And I'm sure most would vote to remain all other things being equal.

Plus leave might well not have someone with the charisma of Farage and I'm sure there'd be at least a couple more disadvantages to people on the leave side.

It took 40 years for the ******* politicians/elite to 'grant ' us plebs this opportunity.

Thsts why so many people are going to grasp it with both hands.

I'm always saying that voting is stupid because no election will ever be decided by one vote.

But even I'm going to vote this time.

Well I meant a more recent referendum, we have seen the demand for another Scottish Referendum already and it hasn't even been 2 years, what's preventing the same from happening here, David Cameron, who only 36% of the country voted for. I mean honestly the only positive thing for me about the EU is the idea that a United States of Europe would upset the bigoted Americans. Personally all the points for staying in haven't really drawn me, whereas leave has.

Well I meant a more recent referendum, we have seen the demand for another Scottish Referendum already and it hasn't even been 2 years, what's preventing the same from happening here, David Cameron, who only 36% of the country voted for. I mean honestly the only positive thing for me about the EU is the idea that a United States of Europe would upset the bigoted Americans. Personally all the points for staying in haven't really drawn me, whereas leave has.

There isn't serious demand for another Scottish, and next EU will be the best part of 20 years at least, unless they formally try for a federal Europe, which they know means brexit, but they won't care. Anyway, they will probably stick with a de facto federal Europe

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What will happen to people with European passports in Britain if Britain leaves EU?

Well I meant a more recent referendum, we have seen the demand for another Scottish Referendum already and it hasn't even been 2 years, what's preventing the same from happening here, David Cameron, who only 36% of the country voted for. I mean honestly the only positive thing for me about the EU is the idea that a United States of Europe would upset the bigoted Americans. Personally all the points for staying in haven't really drawn me, whereas leave has.

On the other hand, if Leave wins, there might be a referendum to go back in especially if the economy is badly affected and thousands lose their jobs.

But the EU wouldn't accept UK back on the same terms as previously, especially if the UK was doing badly.

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Says who? the EU? The same people who accepted Greece into the Union?

The UK currently has preferential terms compared to Greece. Not least the Rebate.

There's absolutely no way the EU would allow UK back in and reinstate the Rebate.

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