it's a real shame. As you say both sides are guilty.
On the other hand, we now have much more access to more information, the trick is sitting the useful from the biased.
I've looked for as first hand as possible info, avoided newspapers, avoided political info.
Where I have used treasury stuff, I've tried to use the regular civil service reports rather than special commissioned ones.
The EU itself puts out a lot of info, you just have to be prepared to dig, then read and digest it yourself
Full facts has been a good guide.
Overall, though remain has mislead, it has (IMHO) mislead less and by degree, whereas Leave have mislead more often and often by extreme contortion.
For example Remains various economic doom pronouncements, they may have over egged it but almost all credible forecasters predict a negative on the economy. The expert view is that it is far more likely that our economy will suffer than prosper.
Leave's scare mongering over Turkey though is another level. Every expert and even a cursory glance at what needs to happen before turkey can join the EU, shows it is vanishingly unlikely to happen in the next few decades.
Let's not even get onto the £350million claim.
