I'm going with a gut feeling, ddill, as I did when I voted to join the EU. I posted links on the first thread to articles I thought were good on the subject, including some which argued for Remain.
I don't listen much to stuff about UKIP because for the most part what it seems to stand for is light years away from my political feelings. So don't feel you need to inform me of what UKIP donors have done or will do or think, etc.
One thing I do find odd, though not shocking, is that until very recently the current leader of the Labour Party was a eurosceptic, as he had been all his long political career. Now he's apparently agreeing with the Party policy on the EU referendum. Apparently that's allright whereas, someone like me who changes her mind the other way about the EU is thought to be slightly (or a lot; take your pick) bonkers. I'm not complaining, btw; it's amusing.