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He's announced there will be no General Election, so that probably means there will be a General Election.

I can't see a no deal scenario happening, it will end up with another referendum or the EU will give us more time or he will come out on the 30th October and stand there giving a speech how they tried but its too difficult and impossible to leave.

There is only 2 ways to stop no deal - revoke article 50 or may's withdrawal agreement.  Neither is gonna happen.

Johnson doesn't require a parliamentary mandate for 'no deal'. Why would he risk a referendum, or a general election before 31st ? He can just do absolutely nothing, and, as long as he manages to survive any no confidence vote, simply waste all the time until the deadline has gone.

Then he can say he has delivered Brexit, hoover up the Farage votes, and no doubt smash labour in a quick election before the effects of Brexit really kick in.

Its banana republic stuff.

May's withdrawal agreement won't happen because they've tried 3 times to get it through, it won't get through a 4th.

A referendum no but he would risk a General Election because Labour and the rest of the parties are all over the place and at the moment he's saying all the right things in speeches and to the public on Brexit which means if there was an election soon and there probably will be then he will get the Brexiteers votes meaning it could wipe out the Brexit Party and Farage. The Labour Party at the moment are trying to be all things to everyone whereas the Lib Dems are Pro-Remain and Anti-Brexit so the Lib Dems will split the Labour vote.

Parliament won't allow it through the only way he could get no deal to happen is to call a General Election and hope to get a majority in Parliament.

The referendum was over 3 years ago and people's opinions and viewpoints will have changed in 3 years also you will have people of voting age now who weren't able to vote 3 years ago and that could change the balance if there was another referendum. If we leave with No Deal and fall out the EU then at the next election it will be very likely whoever puts in the manifesto to take Britain back into the EU will win and that will probably be the Lib Dems or a Pro-EU leader leading Labour.

Jo Swinson said the other day that she wants a 2nd referendum on the EU but if Leave won again then she would ignore it and be still against it, the same person who doesn't think Scotland should have another indy referendum. When the coalition was in power she voted for austerity more times than some Tory MPs and she believes we should have a statue to Thatcher. She's more Tory than Tory.