For the majority who voted voted for Brexit, it was a clear mandate to the government.
There was no soft, hard, in this, out of that, Norway, Canada etc, these have all been created since by the establishment whom are tying everything in knots while we quietly wait, biding our time waiting for the will of the people to be delivered.
We have been called thick, racist, uneducated, old, told we are dying out, linked to abhorrent far right groups, told we didn't understand and generally patronised and goaded.
There are difficult questions and hard choices, Northern Ireland particularly so and no easy answers to these tough questions.
I think an article in the FT a few weeks ago hit the nail on the head when it said there are no winners in a divorce, just the pain of separating and trying to work together, without being together in the future being about the best achievement one can hope for.
Gina Miller was right to seek legal clarification of the process, however Brexit must be delivered, David Cameron was explicit in his confirmation to the electorate that a leave vote would mean we left the European Union and the 72.2% of the electorate (source the electoral commission website) who turned out did so on this basis.
You cannot spin your way out of this without seriously undermining referenda and parliamentary democracy, and if Brexit isn't delivered, I genuinely believe that the largest gathering our nation has ever seen will take to the streets to voice peaceful dissatisfaction.
I will be amongst them.