If the elected government of the day promises to get us out of the EU come hell or high water if we tell them that's what we want, they are telling the voters that they are voting for an irrevocable decision. That is the covenant they made. The fact that they "forgot" to tell us that parliament may have to debate Article 50 first is a sideshow to that substantive matter. If you have a problem with that, Keith, get your old cobber Teribus to 'ave a word in your shell-like. He's been saying exactly that for months. Whether Cameron was entitled to make that promise is another matter. One part of it, "Article 50 tomorrow," has already been dishonoured. But we're coming out, aren't we, Keith. Whatever further screw-ups come to light. irrevocable. We knew what we were voting for regardless of the legal status of the referendum. Now don't ask me again, you clown, otherwise I might have to try to get you to rearrange a couple of choice words into a well-known phrase or saying.