Did you vote out of the EU? Are you doubting your decision?

dib

Out! For the reasons:
No to federal Europe
Too many countries with negative financial contributions.

Bigfingers

IIRC JC's brother also has said GW is a myth.

                                                                       

Bigfingers

I am out, BTW just in case anyone was in any doubt

rampant

I voted leave and i left the UK myself

domtheone

Voted out. No regrets.  Though, tired of the relentless flight that remain is putting up.

Gone far beyond i expected.

Not left yet like the poster above but aiming to do so within 15 years

raduv1

I voted leave and although not doubting my decision to do so , I do doubt that our elected polititions have the balls to do their job of work.

IronGiant

Was that Thailand?

Edit:

Guess so

deantown

I voted out and haven’t had any doubts about my vote. Don’t think any of my friends/family who voted out have changed their minds either.

Cliff

I was, in all truth 50/50 at the time of the referendum- thinking staying on would not cause any disruptions. Keep things as they are etc...

But now I'm 100% leave as I know so much more about the political side of the EU. It is not what I want our country to be part of.

EarthRod

Long before the 2016 referendum I hadn't given the EU much thought, couldn't really care less one way or the other.

It was the lead up to the referendum with the continuous bombardment to stay in the EU from government sources, from most of the press, from big businesses, and even from senior members of the armed forces which sparked my interest.

After some weeks of research and careful listening to what Call-me-Dave had to say including members of parliament, to what the media were saying, to what the EU were saying: going on and on about the disaster, the catastrophe, calamity, dropping into the abyss etc should I or other people vote to leave the EU - I smelt a rat, something was wrong, too much biased propaganda, too much pro-EU publicity.

Basically, there was no balance. So I voted to leave the EU.

...And how the government and the EU have handled the result of the 2016 referendum over the last 3 years has greatly strengthened my leave stance.