[spireitematt]

Unfortunately matt, we had a referendum on the most important issue since the war dreamt up by a fat, idle Tory wanker who thought, with supreme arrogance, that proper checks and balances weren't required because he was "rather good" at being PM and all he had to do was show up. The genie is out the bottle.

I'd be absolutely amazed if article 50 gets revoked. The tories would fall apart.

What do you mean "The tories would fall apart". They already are in our very eyes.

Abraham Lincoln said "A house divided against itself cannot stand". That's what we are witnessing with the Government, Tory Party and the House of Commons.

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I must add to Matt's thread that the remain view/vote has massively increased in Scotland to well above the 70% mark and no f###### wonder!!

That's an opinion poll though, opinion polls don't mean anything because they use a figure of 1,000 or 3,000 people and then make a predication that it would go a certain way. The statistics I stated are what people voted in 2016. If Scotland and Northern Ireland voted the same way or by a bigger margin for Remain in another referendum then it would need England and Wales to swing by a big margin towards Remain.

The 2016 referendum was Leave or Remain. It never asked the people how they would like to Leave and what the People's Vote campaign wants to do is put May's Deal against Remain, well if that happened Remain would win with a small turnout because hardly anyone would vote for May's Deal as to put it bluntly it's crap.

I do believe if we repeated the 2016 referendum again and asked the same question I think it could go one of two ways. It could push the Leave vote higher or Remain could win by a small margin like 51%-49% or even 52%-48%. Obviously it depends on if the people voted Leave would vote Leave again and would also depend on the turnout.