Brexit would unsettle the global economy and possibly tip it into recession | https://t.co/hkXNLcIDmT https://t.co/qJXeWuCTkP

— Lawrence H. Summers (@LHSummers) June 21, 2016

The UK press leans heavily in favour of Brexit. #euref pic.twitter.com/PCsNtLXaZJ

— InFacts (@InFactsOrg) June 21, 2016

Roll up for Brexit - a fake revolt of the underclass, led by the rich https://t.co/oP4ezBUJwD

— Paul Mason (@paulmasonnews) June 21, 2016

Vote leave to benefit from a world of opportunity #EUref #VoteLeave https://t.co/jmbGnMWG1o pic.twitter.com/aHAajgzVnz

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) June 20, 2016

Our @Telegraph letter today, by many economists, on why #Brexit makes no econ sense includes 12 Nobel Prize winners pic.twitter.com/pWc3RLT3Bn

— Mariana Mazzucato (@MazzucatoM) June 21, 2016

June 20, 2016, www.wsj.com - Ahead of ‘Brexit’ Poll, Big Businesses Redouble Efforts for a ‘Remain’ Vote

A vote to leave the European Union would diminish both Britain and Europehttps://t.co/SOPqDOTA5x pic.twitter.com/YmiWKHT01w

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) June 19, 2016

FT editorial: why Great Britain (not Little England) should vote Remain - Free2read https://t.co/g2Eud9fepF https://t.co/S5q9IhuHU3 via @FT

— Lionel Barber (@lionelbarber) June 15, 2016

Why Ireland is so fearful of our closest neighbour leaving the EU | Enda Kenny https://t.co/xsIvYPtSN8

— The Guardian (@guardian) June 20, 2016

The Guardian view on the EU referendum: keep connected and inclusive, not angry and isolated | Editorial https://t.co/xyRUqzqZhJ

— The Guardian (@guardian) June 20, 2016

FYI, thoughts on who really would be responsible for #Brexit – were it to happen – and why https://t.co/5LLMRlBurc @BV #growth #inequality

— Mohamed A. El-Erian (@elerianm) June 20, 2016

Brexit in seven charts — the economic impact: https://t.co/QZKO3BJdFE via @FT

— Chris Giles (@ChrisGiles_) June 21, 2016

Financial Times highlights future of UK at risk of being decided by misinformation, ignorance and falsehoods #Brexit pic.twitter.com/QgXodlVBYA

— Deirdre Heenan (@deirdreheenan) June 18, 2016

Prof. Paul Craig on Brexit, Sovereignty and Reality: challenging the factual misconceptions that circulating https://t.co/VurFP8rOoE

— Oxford Human Rights (@OxHRH) June 21, 2016

5000 scientists write to @thetimes to argue against #Brexit including @AtheneDonald @AnneGlover_EU & Paul Nurse pic.twitter.com/1i50eg9clS

— Hetan Shah (@HetanShah) June 20, 2016

I see in Ireland the anti #Brexit propaganda has been ratcheted up another notch or two! Propaganda is always terrifying.

— David McWilliams (@davidmcw) June 20, 2016

Why has Official Ireland lined up so unambiguously on one side in a debate with two potential outcomes and uncertain ramifications? ...
Here in Ireland and all across Europe, ‘Giga’ econometric models have been cranked up to support, almost overwhelmingly, the Remain side. Can I remind you that the last time we had such uniform certainty from economic models was also during the ‘soft landing’ era. We all know what happened next.

Who am I to question Officialdom and say Brexit will be good for us?https://t.co/rw0pKOHyuE

— David McWilliams (@davidmcw) June 16, 2016