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    Futuregazing – Euroheaven or Eurohell? - The Conscientious Citizen’s Objective Guide to the United Kingdom's European Union Referendum
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    Futuregazing – Euroheaven or Eurohell? - The Conscientious Citizen’s Objective Guide to the United Kingdom's European Union Referendum

    By Ian Yenney

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    An objective, comprehensive, balanced and spin-free analysis of the UK's EU referendum by a conscientious citizen. Having thought extensively about this over the last few years, I offer my alternative review. Most of my thoughts have been built up using basic logic, simple concepts, historical examples and vivid analogues where possible to the exclusion of complex modelling or obscure statistics and I’m always keen to acknowledge uncertainty where I believe it exists. As a regular citizen in search of truth, and someone with little other motive beyond the best interest of UK citizens, this is my attempt to provide an informative take on the issues that matter.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMay 25, 2016
    ISBN9781365135521
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