If May gets the vote I can see the 'Leave' result being shelved on the basis it's unworkable.

"The European Union's top trade official says the UK cannot begin negotiating terms for doing business with the bloc until after it has left.
"First you exit then you negotiate," Cecilia Malmstrom told BBC Newsnight.
After Brexit, the UK would become a "third country" in EU terms, she said - meaning trade would be carried out based on World Trade Organisation rules until a new deal was complete.
A recent trade deal with Canada took seven years to negotiate.
The Canadian agreement will also require ratification by all EU countries, adding another one to two years before it takes effect.
Ms Malmstrom, the EU Trade Commissioner, underlined that detailed talks to shape the UK's new trading relationship with the EU should not start until after the process of leaving politically, under an Article 50 process lasting up to two years."

BBC

Most people wouldn't agree that the result should be shelved. It makes the vote pointless. We should respect the outcome now that the people have narrowly decided. Of course depending on the deal leaving could be a bad thing, but until we know what the deal is we won't know if its something that most people feel good or bad about. It's out of our hands now. Admittedly leaving is the gamble short to medium term at least and if it results in a s*** economy for years and with no changes being made to freedom of movement for decades to come it will indeed have been a vote that has dimiished our nation. Right now though anyone that pretends there's any certainty in either camp or adopts a told you so smugness is just guessing. It could work out very well for us if we get what we want. If we don't it could be a disaster.

If the EU want to hurt us then all they are going to do is hurt themselves.

If they say we can't cherry pick then fine, then Germany can lose a lot of jobs as well.

Personally as Germany are the ones who are going to have to pick up on most of our 15 percent contributions I think a poor deal is unlikely.

But if so, good.....it will bring its inevitable demise closer.

You say thinly but Germany and France export double to us what we export to them. I admit the smaller EU countries export little to us and that's where the impact is small, but the UK/French/German situation give us a position to bargain from.

The French finance minister was interviewed by Evan Davis last night on Newsnight. He said things are on the table for discussion, including freedom of movement. There could be room for negotiation.

The Swedish leader said under no circumstances would the UK get single market access without freedom of movement.

France are cracking. Merkel will be under pressure from German manufacturers. Hollande and Merkel are campaigning elections next year. This is far from over. We need to get at them and them in turn get at the other 25. Hard, but not impossible.

'If history has taught us anything, it's taught us anything is possible', Michael Corleone to Al Neeri and Rocco before the Hyman Roth assassination.

This is worth reading. [Link]

The Daily Mail link has comments from the interview and May's intentions. The start of the page quotes Holande saying Britain can keep border agents in Calais (a remain lie!)

Mrs May will pledge there can be no turning back on Brexit and the wishes of the British public must be implemented in full, including curbs on migrants.

‘Insurgent’ political parties across the continent are seeking to challenge traditional elites through popular votes on subjects ranging from membership of the EU and keeping the euro to stopping the influx of refugees.