Don't fall for flawed arguments - vote for Brexit

London

BRITAIN'S European Union referendum is partly about economics, but it also involves big issues of security, accountability and democracy. It's part of a long-running unresolved constitutional debate about the government and identity of the UK. Many deeply flawed arguments are put forward for Britain to stay in. On June 23, I shall be voting for "Brexit".

The UK's security depends above all on factors beyond EU influence. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (Nato), a military alliance between sovereign countries, was created to meet the challenge of a Europe at war. It's a myth that the EU, rather than Nato, has brought peace to our continent since 1945. Moreover, most of the hundreds of thousands of British citizens who gave their lives in the second world war believed they were fighting for their own country and its sovereignty.