We're staying in the EU

2 months early, and I'm calling it.

Not because its the right decision, although I do support staying in the EU, but the simple fact that Cameron, Clegg, Miliband, Sturgeon and Corbyn are all in and the only people supporting out are buffoons like Farage, Johnson and IDS who resigned means that those loyal to labour and tories will generally vote in. There will be some defectors either side who are angry at either party for whatever reason.

2 months early, and I'm calling it.

Not because its the right decision, although I do support staying in the EU, but the simple fact that Cameron, Clegg, Miliband, Sturgeon and Corbyn are all in and the only people supporting out are buffoons like Farage, Johnson and IDS who resigned means that those loyal to labour and tories will generally vote in. There will be some defectors either side who are angry at either party for whatever reason.

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more like yourself

2 months early, and I'm calling it.

Not because its the right decision, although I do support staying in the EU, but the simple fact that Cameron, Clegg, Miliband, Sturgeon and Corbyn are all in and the only people supporting out are buffoons like Farage, Johnson and IDS who resigned means that those loyal to labour and tories will generally vote in. There will be some defectors either side who are angry at either party for whatever reason.

2 months early, and I'm calling it.

Not because its the right decision, although I do support staying in the EU, but the simple fact that Cameron, Clegg, Miliband, Sturgeon and Corbyn are all in and the only people supporting out are buffoons like Farage, Johnson and IDS who resigned means that those loyal to labour and tories will generally vote in. There will be some defectors either side who are angry at either party for whatever reason.

2 months early, and I'm calling it.

Not because its the right decision, although I do support staying in the EU, but the simple fact that Cameron, Clegg, Miliband, Sturgeon and Corbyn are all in and the only people supporting out are buffoons like Farage, Johnson and IDS who resigned means that those loyal to labour and tories will generally vote in. There will be some defectors either side who are angry at either party for whatever reason.

2 months early, and I'm calling it.

Not because its the right decision, although I do support staying in the EU, but the simple fact that Cameron, Clegg, Miliband, Sturgeon and Corbyn are all in and the only people supporting out are buffoons like Farage, Johnson and IDS who resigned means that those loyal to labour and tories will generally vote in. There will be some defectors either side who are angry at either party for whatever reason.

2 months early, and I'm calling it.

Not because its the right decision, although I do support staying in the EU, but the simple fact that Cameron, Clegg, Miliband, Sturgeon and Corbyn are all in and the only people supporting out are buffoons like Farage, Johnson and IDS who resigned means that those loyal to labour and tories will generally vote in. There will be some defectors either side who are angry at either party for whatever reason.

The Almanis prediction market seems to broadly agree that the UK will stay at this stage with the market projecting an 88% chance that the remain vote wins: http://app.almanis.com/#/outcomes/214 Having said that, the average prediction over the last week or so is around 75%, which suggests that this is not a foregone conclusion and there is a reasonable chance that the vote could be close.
If you guys disagree with that percentage make a prediction on it and you become eligible for prizes!

I'm absolutely certain we will vote in and in my eyes that is not the purpose of the referendum. It's the aftermath I am interested in. The idea UKIP will die has no validity considering the SNP never died. Euroscepticism won't suddenly disappear. Decades and years of hatred will not cease to exist. We will accept the verdict but that doesn't mean politics hasnt changed. I for one feel betrayed by the establishment, by Cameron, Corbyn, Clegg, Sturgeon, all of them. I can speak for every other Eurosceptic I know as well. Do you really think I would ever in my life vote for either of these mainstream parties ever again after feeling betrayed. Had Corbyn stayed firm against the EU I would have voted for him, the same goes to Cameron, but no they didn't. This applies to many people like me. My vote will now always go to UKIP and I don't care if UKIP are bad or good.

You need to realise there is a huge distaste for lib/lab/con, seeing them stand as one (only the other day Cameron, Ashdown and Kinnock campaigned together) will not be forgotten. 2020 will be a very interesting election. Yes, the referendum will be won by the IN campaign but in the long term, they have damaged themselves. I don't know anyone who plans to vote for the mainstream parties whatever the result is in the referendum. Betrayal goes skin deep.

2 months early, and I'm calling it.

Not because its the right decision, although I do support staying in the EU, but the simple fact that Cameron, Clegg, Miliband, Sturgeon and Corbyn are all in and the only people supporting out are buffoons like Farage, Johnson and IDS who resigned means that those loyal to labour and tories will generally vote in. There will be some defectors either side who are angry at either party for whatever reason.