Or can you tell us of the 'research into the consequences' (of remaining) that you based your vote on?

Funnily enough, Nigel, yes I can. Firstly, even without predictions, we can take it as a fact that we would have remained part of the largest mutual trading organisation in the word. My children and grandchildren would have remained free to live and work anywhere in Europe. The NHS and businesses would not have to worry about staff levels. And lots more facts before we even move on to, secondly, the predictions. As we know, they are all bleak. You cannot come up with a single piece of good news yet you still voted to leave in the vague hope that it will all turn out for the best. In the light of such 'reasoning' it is apparent that any further discussion is futile.

Here is another prediction though. You will continue nitpicking. Iains will be abusive and Keith will remain being, well, just Keith. None of you will come up with any research giving good news to allay the fears of those that wish to remain.

DtG