There would be an even bigger majority to leave. The constant stream of negativity and bulls from the Remain fanatics will just increase the Leave sentiment. People saw through the propaganda last time, they would again.

Actually BusinessInsider yesterday reported a 6% swing back to Remain yesterday via their most recent survey - enough to reverse the previous outcome should another referendum be held- and that is before the coming big poops really hit the fan over the next few years.

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You cant honestly expect that the British would ever vote for brexit after all the collapse in sterling, scottish independence, loss of passporting etc etc is all just scare stories. And you have to remember we can give 350m Per week to the Nhs and we buy 1000s of german cars so the eu will defo give us free trade.
But i am sure the brits would never vote for Brexit after all they wouldnt want to be thought of as the worlds biggest mugs even if donald chump becomes president, so it could never happen.....oh sh!t hang on a minute...

We can but i think they've said they dont want this as it doesnt give us enough 'control'...sovrinty innit

That makes the incorrect assumption that the referendum was "democratic" in the first place! Referendums have no constitutional validity in the British system. It is parliament which is sovereign and that is the ONLY place where a decision of such importance should be taken. A referendum can be advisory, and it very clearly advised that 52% of those who voted thought on that day, with the information they had been given, and without the benefit of actual events, that leaving would be better than remaining. 48% disagreed then. How many more would now? I cannot imagine many, if any, remainers, changing their minds in the light of experience.

Parliament needs to assert it's authority to ensure the continuation of our democracy and not to thwart it.

Parliament, as a whole, needs to save us from the mess which almost everyone except the wilfully blind can now see. Such people, along with the stubborn, out of touch little Englanders on the right of the Tory party, and in UKIP, need to be consigned to the bin of history they so richly deserve to inhabit.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

Before the referendum, many people said ongoing EU Membership was too big an issue for a simple "YES" or "NO" vote. The morons who led us into this have thrown themselves on their swords and left another set of Chimps to run the tea party.

By and large the referendum was probably an opportunity for the public to register massive dissatisfaction with the status quo. I suspect it was more than just EU membership?

I'd agree Parliament has the right to review, and should review, the outcome of the referendum but it should not ignore the will of the people under the current electoral system which (in my opinion) is long overdue for reform.

Denial is not just a river in Egypt