Latest Brexit poll- 53% leave 47% Stay

And as you may have noticed, it is much more difficult for a non-EU citizen to get a job. Just ask Americans, Australians or Chinese.

No, it will not agree to free trade and Cameron will want to have some influence, too. And the other countries won't jump to Britain helps either, the US has already said that.

You are not allowed to make an own agreement, to protect the UK! Otherwise Poland could make an agreement, and the UK would have to follow, without having a say! Cameron has more political influence staying in the EU, than outside. The motivation of the EU is a pragmatic one, to be able to stay competitve in comparison to China, the US and India. The UK needs the EU as well! There is no giant UK negotiating with the dwarf EU. The UK won't be able to dictate how the treaty will have to look like.

Getting a free trade deal in favor of the UK with any country will be way more difficult to negotiate without the support of Germany, France and the rest of the EU. It has a reason the EU has not multiple free trade agreements. That because it is not easy!

Remaining in the EU is only beneficial to the elite.

It's mostly big business and bankers who will benefit from remaining in the EU. Goldman Sachs and other big banks are making big donations towards the remain campaign. They're only in it for themselves, and a lot of the biased Western media is leaning towards the remain side.

I'll be voting leave, as it is a vote for anti-establishment and anti-elite.

I am a dual citizen with another EU country which is likely to leave the EU....
Damn!

Can we keep the maths genius half?

Not at all.

You're more inclined to get more of the elite donating as they have the money to donate. In terms of actual support you'll find many normal people of various social, political and economic backgrounds.

Also, the EU provide many farms and farming organisations subsidies ( as well as other benefits ) -not at all what I'd call a big bank.

OK,

Can you name some disadvantages of remaining in? It can't all be a rosy picture staying in the EU.