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I thought that when the Tories saw the consequences of Brexit, they would abandon it and sack Theresa May. I was wrong.
But there were only two possibilities, and in keeping Theresa May, they've chosen the one I thought they wouldn't choose.
See, they've still got no majority, and their legislation won't go through. And even then that's only half the mess.
And the other half is that there is never going to be any sort of trade agreement with the European Union. There just isn't.
Which means in a year and a half we're going to be expelled, and we are going to lose all our legal status with the rest of the world.
Now, long before that catastrophe arrives on its doomsday, it is going to become obvious to everyone that it is coming.
The Tories are still going to get rid of Theresa May. But by the time they do that, having missed this chance, it will be too late.
The whole party by then will be in such a chaos of impotence and recrimination that it will be unelectable whoever leads it.
Which means that Labour is going to win the general election when it comes. And then the Tories will admit that Brexit was a mad idea.
But having lost an election, the Tories will be powerless to stop it by then. Labour will be in government, and Labour will Brexit.
And with Brexit having destroyed our economy, and Labour now government, then we will get the break up of the country.
We are now fixed on this track towards the destruction of our country, and we've just gone past the last point it was possible not to.
I didn't think the Tories were going to do that. Actually destroy our country. I never thought they would. It looks like I was wrong.
