www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/12/when-it-comes-to-the-single-market-you-dont-have-to-be-in-it-to/
"And yet no senior Remainer has so far had the honesty to defend the project for what it is. No one on the Remain side has shown any shred of explicit federalist idealism; no one has called for Britain to join in “building Europe” or in creating a “European identity”. That is because they know that this ideology – though dominant in Brussels – would be viewed with alarm by the British public."
"The Remainers have nothing to say. Their mouths just open and shut, wordlessly. Above all, people are rumbling the great big fat lie at the heart of the whole thing: that the sacrifice of democracy – the 2,500 new EU laws imposed on us every year, costing £600 million a week for business – is somehow worth it for the economic benefits of the so-called single market."
I have to say I'm rather shocked by how little the remainiacs have shown.
There most certainly is a positive case to be made for remaining in the EU but it can't be made by peddling Edward Heath's 40 year old lies. He even admitted lying about it.
The EU is about building a single European state.
Once we all admit and accept that I think we can all make our decisions without looking back in anger and betrayal as many of the over the age of 60 do about the last referendum.