Bit baffled by last few days of Remainer debate on here. The rejection of the Brexit deal in parliament is a precondition of stopping Brexit, it would not stop Brexit in itself.
It would trigger a period of quite intense chaos in which May and/or the Tory govt might not survive. No-one can really guess how things would shake out.
No deal Brexit, or very hard Brexit under a Rees-Mogg type, or extending Article 50, or revoking Article 50 would all be perfectly likely outcomes.
We just don't know yet. Key variables are shape of deal govt brings back, esp on Ireland backstop and future trade, and Starmer's amendment to give parly control in event of rejection.
Either way - I don't think we're at a point where we can say there's no way to stop Brexit. Or that it is likely that Brexit can be stopped. It remains unlikely but possible.
