So many assumptions there, if I'm not with UKIP that I'm pro Europe and pro corporates?

Nope, but if you're pro-EU you're dancing to a corporate tune, even if you hate them. They're the one paying the band. They're the ones lobbying. You can hardly go all angst-hipster about corporates and multinationals whilst propping up the very system they've bought and paid for.

You certainly don't get to play put the shoe on the other foot and project your failings onto a party that wants out of it.

the fact UKIP members are regularly caught saying racist and xenophobic things is very telling.

What does it tell you, oh wise one? Because the only difference is when other people say similar things is it doesn't get reported on.

Everybody's heard about the councillor that said gays caused flooding. Nobody had heard of him when he said those exact things as a Conservative. Labour's hearlands are the very same labour clubs Bernard Manning would play. The Greens have had to set up their own internal group to address systemic anti-semitism in its ranks!

You seem fond of telling UKIP supporters what it is they think, how they are misinformed. Yet time and time again they're proven right, to be more informed or to be closer to the truth, and you're not the best to be passing judgement given that somebody has literally had to explain Juncker's work history in this regard to you!

  "I think leaving it would be more difficult and would 
   present more problems then you are being told."   

I mean how condescending, as if I can't think something through for myself. No, people disagree with a not-particularly-well-informed you and it is down to what they have been told....but you get to read a few stories about 'xenophobia' and it is suddenly telling.

Well, at least you got your OP answer.
If what you're being told is coming from the likes of that blog you might want to trade up. It's one of the more misinformed there is.