Ten years after the UK voted for Brexit, the country remains unclear on what it voted for. And as the former barrister Tom Gaisford argues, deception nullifies choice S o here we stand, outside the EU in a place no one voted for. It’s time for a reality check. Ten years ago, the United Kingdom voted to leave the EU by a slender majority. That vote, however, was meaningless. Nobody knew what outside the EU would come to mean, and without such knowledge, there was never a legitimate choice. Some