But with respect, we will have to do some kind of brexit but what do you replace it with? Is the Norway model ok or is it a hard brexit for you? I dont expect you to know the exact answer because no-one has a clue or a plan of any kind, except maybe for some cunning bloke called Baldrick.
In years to come i promise you they will be making farcical comedies out of this

I appreciate that many people wanted sovereignty back. My concern throughout has been that poor people have fewer choices. Lose money you lose leverage. I am convinced we are going to be significantly poorer in the short, medium and long term as a result of an exit. And you know, beggars can't be choosers. So - perversely - we shall get back sovereignty but lose the ability to do much with it.

Frankly I am not desperately excited about getting back sovereignty anyway, I am not convinced our elected politicians are so very much better than Europe's mix of elected and unelected. There are very few UK politicians that I find admirable and I don't even believe that most of the time they are working for the common good. Recent events have shown they have strong tendencies towards looking after themselves first and foremost.

To me, an election just feels like rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic.

So which model is best for us? Surely we all want 'what is best for us'. I would imagine that there would be some disagreement over which brexit one is really the best though...and i personally doubt that we would get a better deal or more control i.e. vetoes etc than the one we've just decided to leave.

We already are in wto agreement with China but when Switzerland negotiated their 'free' trade agreement with China, they said ok China we have a population of 10million and we want free trade with you and your population of 1billion +. Ok said China we will do a deal with you, we will give you free trade ....ahem but only in 15 years time but you give us full and free access to yours now....or we will never trade with you, which means your market will bd flooded by cheap Chinese goods.......er ok said Switzerland, thats a deal. They couldnt have said that to the eu because its a bigger economic market....but this is a redundant argument now anyway....leave is leave but lets not be naive that all of these great deals will suddenly come our way now that we are smaller but 'in control'

I am confused, and will appreciate comment.

In 2015 Dave was elected on a manifesto that included the referendum. He has a Mandate to take the country out of the European Union; has he decided that after arranging for the arguments to be presented he can opt out of leading the country as it has decided. An election will just delay matters and could potentially give us a diet of Euro-fudge - rather than the preferred Devon Fudge.