I am leaning towards Brexit after a lot of reading and viewing documentaries on the net and TV, and none of my thoughts are anything to do with the immigation issue, but more to do with sovereignty and (lack of) democracy plus a few other things.

Both sides have exaggerated/lied, and treated us like children, more so the remain campaign I think with their recent intimidation tactics.  Either outcome may be bad for the NHS (it is in crisis anyway) but I worry about what I have read about the future of the NHS if we stay in (to do with what the US and big business want via the TIPP).

I have no sympathies for the extreme right and have never even voted Tory.  As I read in The Week news magazine " The leave camp is not just right wing, there is also a left of centre case for Brexit - the EU doesn't work, is not remotely progressive and is heading or an existential crisis anyway" 

That is in essence how I feel and with only 5 days to go I would have to read some very positive reasons for staying in to make me think again about how I will vote.  I have seen little positive so far, just mainly scaremongering so I doubt that the remain campaign will pull anything convincing out of the bag.