[spireitematt]

Matt, your argument in your first paragraph totally depends on a Tory telling the truth. From what I've seen there's not one that seems to be capable of doing that. From May herself (no snap general election, no treating individual UK countries differently, no delaying Parliament's "meaningful vote") right down to weaselly David Mundell (apologies to weasels everywhere) via Boris Johnson and Jacob Rees-Mogg, I'm struggling to find one I could put any trust in.

Difficult to trust any politician at the moment.

What I'm trying to say is this Ritchie. No one will take the risk of leaving with no deal and going on to WTO rules. The Tories won't do it and Labour will definitely won't do it. The options as it stands will be May's deal or no Brexit and no Brexit in my opinion is looking more likely. The whole thing is a clusterfuck and no one has thought any of it through properly. There is no real plan, no direction and frankly they are making it up as they go along. Cameron's and his cabinet were so cocksure that we would be remaining that they didn't have an alternative, a plan B in case Leave won and neither did the Vote Leave campaign.

For year's no one would offer a referendum on Europe as they knew it would be opening Pandora's box except Cameron was the one who opened it and no matter what happens this won't go away. We could have another referendum and Remain could win 52% but this matter won't go away. The country is split and it's divided. The EU referendum and the Scottish Indy referendum are very very similar because each generation will have an opinion on this. Scotland could leave the UK but another generation might vote that Scotland rejoins the UK and the same goes with the EU.