Ex govenor of the Bank of England Mervyn King interviewed yesterday:
This is the most dispiriting campaign I can recall in my lifetime. Both sides were exaggerating. I think the government has to take responsibilty for setting the tone for that. I do think they said things that were not easy to sustain or support.
It's true there was a great deal of uncertainty about the outcome in economic terms. That would have been enough perhaps to have made their case but they went way beyond that about using precise numbers about how much our living standards might fall. We had all kinds of scare stories and I was travelling around the UK a lot at that time and I was struck by how many people said to me that they didn't like the scaremongering tactics.
They didn't like to be told that if they were to vote to Leave they would be idiots. If you say to someone you're an idiot if you don't agree with me you're not likely to bring them in your direction.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QP7Ps1A107Y
Couldn't agree more with his sentiments 
Please stop propagandizing for Leave; the election is over and regardless I come to this site to discuss election results, not to hear people express their political opinions.
