Latest You Gov poll shows 7% majority for Leave

I highly doubt Murdoch would support brexit as the final outcome, it wouldn't have a positive effect on his business and rich buddies

I recall you saying that's what I said. I don't recall actually saying it, or anything close to it.

The British people are not educated enough to make such a complex decision. Call me derisive and a snob, but it's simply the truth.

You think?

I apologise on the Nissan thing, I meant to say Nissan and Toyota. According to Wikipedia though, Nissan has 6,800 employees in the UK alone.

No chairman of any FTSE 100 company has come out in favour of Leave.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-35901811

Some other big company chairman and directors and ex-directors have come out - these are mainly from 'fringe' companies like gambling companies, pub chains and mobile phone ripoff retailers - all Tory supporters as well.

The clever, clever trick that the Leavers are perpetrating is taking an in-house Tory feud / cause and making it sound like something that ordinary people should care about.

Edited my reply a bit late. 5.3% in one week, and no tangible signs of it slowing.

And remember this 5.3% decline already is with the Remain bookies odds still at 60%... Could get worse.

If it reaches 10% does that make it enough of an exceptional event? At this rate it is certainly heading there.

Most smaller businesses are not affected by most EU regulation, as they are exempt from a lot of it. The larger businesses that are affected are all strongly pro-EU almost without exception, which should tell you something.

When you say "let the multinationals fend for themselves", you mean you will be happy to see about 2m jobs walk out of the country as the major car manufacturers relocate?

Do you think BMW, Nissan, Toyota, etc, etc are going to stay here if the UK leaves?

You're right. I wish we were all as wise as you.

According to Wikipedia though, Nissan has 6,800 employees in the UK alone.

Your main arguments on that thread were that Brexit isn't going to happen because it's only supported by Essex and Norfolk, which themselves are insignificant regions due to being rural, and that they are only voting Brexit because they are racists, reactionaries, bigots and Little Englanders. On top of that, you also kept harping on about how well-educated the areas of the country polling to vote 'remain' are.

So really my description was quite apt.

You think?

I think what I actually said was that survey data shows that racist attitudes are found in the highest concentrations in E. Anglia and some other middle class white rural areas (fact) and that those are also highly associated with UKIP voting (fact).

I don't know why the Right try to hide their racism when they parade it so much, it's crushingly obvious that the immigration debate is a mere dog whistle appeal to racist voters. That's why Farage's supporters hurled abuse at a black woman for daring to ask him what difference to black people in Britain is made by the racist atmosphere created by his constant banging on about immigration.
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jun/14/brexit-farage-racist-backlash-immigration-eu-debate-racism-threat-minorities

A whopping 0.02% of the UK labour force.

What are the shipping costs for tens of thousands of tons of industrial machinery like these days?

I think what I actually said was that survey data shows that racist attitudes are found in the highest concentrations in E. Anglia and some other middle class white rural areas (fact) and that those are also highly associated with UKIP voting (fact).

I don't know why the Right try to hide their racism when they parade it so much, it's crushingly obvious that the immigration debate is a mere dog whistle appeal to racist voters. That's why Farage's supporters hurled abuse at a black woman for daring to ask him what difference to black people in Britain is made by the racist atmosphere created by his constant banging on about immigration.
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jun/14/brexit-farage-racist-backlash-immigration-eu-debate-racism-threat-minorities

I think you have your figures wrong. Boeing does indeed have 1,500 but Nissan UK actually has 4,500. Regardless, Boeing just makes it's aeroplane wings here and other parts all over Europe. If they are not too concerned then i fail to see how the impact would be so negative for other manufacturing companies. .

That article was written by the black woman lol. I scroll down to comments and most recommended said how she was aggressive towards him. I think there is a high chance that she is a plant especially considering she is a columnist for the Huffington post.

You do realise that these are EDITORIAL decisions, the editors determine the agenda, the owner rakes in the money.

Boeing manufactures throughout Europe and it's main construction plants are in the United States. Brexit isn't going make a difference to it.

If Nissan manufacture their cars within the UK then Brexit will make a difference if they are subject to tariffs in the absence of an agreement.

racism: one of the most over used words there is and means "you don't have a leftie liberal outlook on people who aren't part of the club and whether or not you do I think you hate everybody that isn't a middle class white Englishman"