I think the answer, Stanron, is that I am interpreting 'right' in the sense of 'in the best interests of the country'. No other "rightness" matters to me.

Nigel: I am sure many people looked for as much evidence as they could before the vote, and completely accept you did so.

But I was referring more to "get over it' stance which will not seriously consider any forecasts or analysis or warnings from business or other countries like Japan that have occurred after the vote: all stoutly ignored by the Leavers.

Let me offer a bargain. I freely admit, here and now, that I might be completely wrong and Brexit could turn out to be the best thing the country has ever done. I will, however, be able to take some comfort in how well everyone is doing.

Now, is any leaver prepared to admit they might be wrong and Brexit could turn out to be one of the worst things Britain has ever done?