UK voters wanted out of the EU. Many of us were fed up with the huge bills to pay more money into the bureaucracy. We had had enough of the endless power grab, with every year bringing an avalanche of new laws. We watched as something sold to the UK in 1972 as a common market morphed into an evolving United States of Europe with a flag, its own currency, five Presidents, a strong executive government in the Commission, EU-directed military forces, a foreign policy and a Court which could strike down Acts of Parliament and fine our country. The so-called single market was a massive legislative …