Klimax we haven't even left yet. We are a fully paid up EU member state, with all of the obligations and privileges that come with that, up until we invoke article 50 and formally declare an intent to leave the EU.
At this point it's highly likely that we will invoke A50 ~ October, but until that happens EU leaders can rant and rave all they like, but they cannot force us out.
It remains possible, if say the "round 2" petition gets enough traction, (like about another 16million signatures) that there will yet be another referendum.
It's also possible that a new PM will call a snap election with EU membership being the main issue.
Both of these scenarios are highly unlikely, but they remain a possibility.
Our referendum was won by a narrow majority, it's not legally binding, our country is split ~50/50 our PM has resigned, and our economy is, lets say "volatile". We need to get a handle on a few things here before we go ahead with formally invoking article 50.
One thing that is certain from all of this fall out is that our world is much more interconnected than we think. What effects one country has a knock on effect on others. So taking rash decisions is not in anyones interest.
Slamming doors, making examples, are emotional heat of the moment responses, and right now we need calm measured decisions.
Exactly.
