It won't John. not even the charlatans claiming to be in favour of "leave" were. The blade was actually a "remainer" who just saw an opportunity to thrust himself into power. Here's a clip from the Independent.co.uk outlining how another general election will put the brakes on it via a new referendum.
If there is a general election and Labour get in (strange as it may be) maybe with SNP and Lib Dem support, they will not want to apply to leave the EU formally without going back to Brussels for a deal. Indeed they would be quite desperate to do so and would claim the general election result gave them a mandate for that. We’d almost certainly have a second referendum then, and probably a narrow Remain win.
We all know that if there was a referendum on holding a second referendum, the people would be in favour of having another vote. It is certainly the general view in Parliament, and of course we now have the Scottish and Irish dimensions to the problem now crystallising, as well as economic realities. People want to think again, and the politicians have a duty to let them.
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