Its very simple TM has betrayed our country.
Yet back in October 2016 at the Tory Conference with her Citizens of Nowhere they couldn't get enough of her. May hasn't changed one iota, so the perception of what she is about must have done.
I thought we only had control over non-EU immigration.
We could have limited immigration from the Eastern bloc but Blair cocked that up. We could even now, as other countries like Belgium do, throw other EU citizens out if they are not self-supporting or employed after three months, but we don't even keep proper records of them, so we don't do that. Meanwhile, non-EU immigration has increased. All fairly basic information, I would have thought, and I would expect a Leaver posting here to know this.
It [WA] creates a framework within which people and businesses in the UK and EU can plan what to do - without causing unnecessary hardship.
It doesn't do that. It provides some guarantees like the Irish backstop, but other than that is only the agreed starting point of what would be years of negotiations. If negotiations with other countries are typical, seven to ten years worth of talks are the likely outcome.
And if a new leader can't get us out of the EU then we need to elect a parliament who will. I have no doubt that a Brexiteer PM could piss off the EU so much that they beg us to leave.
Well, get Parliament to call for a GE - even with the Fixed term there are ways round it - a vote of No Confidence would do the trick. Do remember though that May called a GE with her plans for Hard Brexit firmly in mind, and didn't get the 100 majority she confidently expected but lost her small but working majority completely. So good luck with your elections getting the Hard Brexit Parliament in place. If you are at all involved with politics and go out canvassing, you will find that most people are sick and tired of Brexit - the country has other problems the Government needs to be getting on with.