So why is it still very likely and why has it not been stopped?
Because the majority of MPs who are either against Brexit altogether, for a negotiated deal which does not wreck the economy, for a people’s vote, or for recalling Article 50 cannot arrive at a compromise and united position. They are bordering on infantile in their behaviour. They argue about details and nuances, they argue about personalities, they talk, for the most part rubbish, which has nothing to do with the crisis gripping the nation and the existential threat to the Union and they fall far short, very far short, of the demands of the hour.
This has got to stop. It is very simple. Bring down this circus of a government run by the showman clown who spent the first part of his life wanting to be King of the World, follow the constitution and the FTPA, which involves the Queen sending first for her Leader of the Opposition and asking him to form a government and it that fails to gain a majority, there is the remainder of two weeks to come up with a name behind which a majority can unite. If that fails to produce an answer, parliament has the plug pulled on it and we go for a general election.