Should the UK leave or remain in the EU

I still think that we don't gain as much benefits from being in the EU compared to poorer countries in Eastern Europe.
Poland received billions of pounds to build highways, express roads and modern sewage systems. So clearly poorer countries are gaining more from being part of the EU. I don't see the EU giving that amount of money to the UK to build infrastructure.

Leave. Definitely Leave. Mainly because we have a Prime Minister who talks a load of hot air and is a wimp.

Britain has the strongest economy in the EU.

When your very first sentence is a blatant lie, you're not off to a good start. Educate yourself.

Let me correct myself then: the UK has the highest GDP per capita. It was a slightly incorrect statement but certainly not a blatant lie.

Aren't we due to overtake German gdp too in the next handful of years anyway?


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Poor EU nations are reliant on charity from the UK but they give nothing in return. We are not supported by EU countries; we support them.

It is time we stop being told what to do from countries that need our money and take control of our own economy and justice system. The European court of justice is a joke of a democracy and is backward, yet we must follow their orders to the letter.

There has been talk of other countries overtaking the UK economy, funnily enough not one member of the EU is, only from the outside world. The IN campaigners will use all sorts of scaremongering which is painful to see as they will mislead and use the fear of the unknown to scare those uneducated on the topic into voting to remain in the EU.

If we vote to remain, we will never get the opportunity to have a voice again. Brussels will tighten its ever forceful grip on Britain. It is no wonder the EU is decaying; it must remain so politically correct so that all member states do not veto any legislation (as all it takes is one member to bring the legislation to tatters). The EU was imperative to the British economy in 1965 when we joined the EEC (European Economic Committee) but the EU is now a backward failed political experiment, it is stuck in the past and is not dynamic enough to keep up with world affairs. The migrant crisis highlights how poorly organised the EU is, Germany is the only country to fully support acceptance of migrants of unknown backgrounds, supplying them with European Passports which allows them to travel anywhere within Europe thanks to the freedom of movement act. Why is there any need for such a naive policy when if it was removed, it would stop the mass immigration of unemployed members of the EU to Britain to seek our lenient welfare system?

Without the act, the only difference for Britons would be that we would have to show our passport when we get a ferry to Calais. I would certainly much rather this minor discomfort than knowing the tax I pay to the government to improve the quality of British life is being sent off to Poland in the form of child benefits.

As it gets to a sidebar poll, It goes from 50/50 to 65/34. Yeah that's right those who aren't interested/ knowledgeable want to stay Luckily the out campaign is leading in the public as a whole.

I'm a Brit who lives in Slovenia (an therefore an expat). I study Biopsychology in Koper university in southern Slovenia. The EU provides money for all research done in the area of Neuroscience.

1. An ex-CIA analyst called Michael Baer (google him) who was a specialist for Iran, Yugoslavia and Libya. He said that the world is changing rapidly and if Britain leaves the EU there will be consequences for both Britain and Europe.
The only man who wants Britain out of the EU is Vladimir Putin and don't think Putin likes Britain. We are still seen as the "old enemy" and the "evil empire". So far Britain has been the country that has pushed the EU to put additional sanctions on Russia and he would love to see us go.

2. The USA is very much in favour of Britain staying in the EU. The Americans know whats going on. A Brexit would give a rise to far right extremist groups throughout Europe. This has been the case in Austria, Poland, Germany and Slovenia. The "old good relationship" between America and the UK might be over. There are a lot of anti-NATO sympathizers in the SNP.

3. A lot of Brits work abroad and work for the EU.

4. Immigration won't stop...but grow! Brits love complaining about eastern europeans like Poles, Romanians. But they WORK. The cause of all the problems with multiculturalism in Britain has nothing to do with Poles, Romanians but with Pakistanis and other middle eastern immigrants. If the number of EU migrants drops...the rise of "commonwealth" migrants will rise...and then I see pompous asian pakistani conservatives who consider themselves "real brits" saying that Indians and Pakistanis were in the british army etc. Well so were the Poles. The forgotten Polish and Lithuanian RAF pilots during ww2.

5. Irish MP Theresa McLaughlin: "They should be carefull what they wish for. Do you really think breaking out of something people dreamed for generations and that has helped many Europeans will change"

6. I am not a right wing extremist but I agree with this PVV MP in Holland: "The British are forgetting their germanic-nordic ancestry and leaning towards asianization of Britain.". Sorry but this is true! We are Germanic, Celtic and we all know it. I would prefer staying together with the Germans and the Danes than with Pakistan and India

I will be voting to stay as I am an overseas voter

Don't know what your source is for that, because every poll I've seen puts remain in the lead.

Excluding online polls on rags like the Daily Mail, where the raging xenophobes congregate and produce a huge bias.

I still think that we don't gain as much benefits from being in the EU compared to poorer countries in Eastern Europe.
Poland received billions of pounds to build highways, express roads and modern sewage systems. So clearly poorer countries are gaining more from being part of the EU. I don't see the EU giving that amount of money to the UK to build infrastructure.
However, I still think that the UK is much stronger being in the EU.

Accidently hit leave - I swear my brain is switched off today. I'm leaning towards stay, but I'm not closed off to idea of leaving - chances are I'll vote to stay though. At the moment I don't feel I know enough to make an informed choice so will probably spend a bit of time doing research at some point to try and get a more balanced view. In terms of arguments for staying, I feel like the EU has a much bigger voice against corporations and multinationals and in that respect a good thing. Also allows us to more easily work on a whole range of issues with other countries. I do however acknowledge Cameron's deal a lot less focussed on this and more focussed on economic benefits of EU and migrant benefits ect. The best argument I've seen to leave has been in regards to how undemocratic the EU is / can be. But overall I'd like to see more research. I feel like the timescale they've given in all honesty is ridiculous and it's like we are making a blind decision - we need more data if we are to make an informed decision.

Should the UK Leave or remain in the EU