Sorry Himmy, although David Cameron is the head of the government, he didn't put the question of whether to stay or leave to the conservative party, he went of to negotiate reforms with the EU, and then admitted that HE wanted to stay in, so, as many MPs want out, it's not really fair to say that it's the Government spending £9m to persuade us to stay in; it is Cameron without a shadow of a doubt.
If we vote leave, immigrants currently working here won't suddenly get kicked out, and the economy wont suddenly fall apart either; there will be upheavals, but we've been through worse, and we'll survive. Food prices will rise as the pound drops, but nothing worse than we've had before. We'll export more with a cheaper pound, and inflation will rise due to the cost of higher imported goods prices. We had interest rates of 15% under John Major, and at every low point or crisis, we survived, and came back stronger, so why are people listening to the doom merchants. The economy always hiccups, and it always recovers, but if we remain in the EU, the only way forward is downwards, because the EU is a flawed project that can't work whilst every country is being forced into a one size fits all scenario.
The young vote to stay in, simply because they've only know Britain in the EU, and they can't see through the lies being peddled, and that's why the older generation are more lively to vote to leave, because they have the experience to read between the lines. And as I've said before, this debate won't change anyone's mind because we're all convinced we're right, but sorry Gerry, I consider myself as important as the doom merchants, and I'm saying leave.
