Re: TL;DR
"The level of ignorance about the effects of leaving the EU at the time of the last referendum - not least among the most extreme Brexiteers in the government - casts a long shadow over the proceedings. Holding a referendum on the terms of the negotiated agreement versus the status quo, now that people are much better informed, would be good for democracy."
People aren't better informed now, though are they?
All we hear is scaremongering from the media and silly stories about Boris and Theresa.
They ignore all the positive news. Things like manufacturing and tourism are already booming before Brexit has even happened.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
