Unfortunately like many others, as the Soviet Union ended nearly 30 years ago.

And I have of you.

Better depart before you explode.

I’d made up my mind about which way to vote before any of these campaigns started, including the taxpayer-funded government propaganda leaflet drop to every household in the country (which nobody batted an eyelid about). I suspect most voters had also already done so.

Political campaigns are founded on a quagmire of lies, half-truths, spin and ultimately broken promises . They always have been. This government have handled the exit process in an embarrassingly amateur fashion and have dragged the country’s reputation through the mud (on other matters as well as this) in the process. That doesn’t make the premise of Brexit itself any less valid - it merely proves that we’re governed by utterly useless f*ckwits, that’s all.

Putting the funding of the Leave campaign under the spotlight is an utter irrelevance, especially considering the known political persuasions of the members of the Electoral Commission and the dubious conduct of the Remain campaign itself.

I reiterate that, overall, people’s minds were already made up and the blandishments of both campaigns (which were both full of sh*t anyway) had a minimal impact on the outcome.

We’re leaving. Grow up and deal with it and stop grasping at ever-flimsier straws to try and overturn a fair and democratic vote.

Wow, that’s interesting. Entirely not borne out by the facts but very interesting.

It didn’t take a large proportion of people to be swayed to tip the vote now did it. And the polls indicated big swings during the campaign

We know that your mind is not swayed by facts, whether false or true. But not all voters are the same

There is no way of knowing how large a proportion of people could have changed their minds because polls are so unreliable.

Especially in a politically correct era where voting one particular way can be perceived negatively and hence people are less candid.

Didn’t you know I’m a Royal?