Pointing out what MPs should be working for (the best interests of the country), in contrast to what most of them actually do (give in to realpolitik) is wholly consistent. And I've told you several times now, Nigel, why both parties "supported brexit" after the referendum. Any party opposing the outcome of the vote would be toast. The fact remains, and what brexiteers are shit scared of, is that there is no actual majority among MPs for any kind of brexit at all. In fact, there wouldn't be a majority even if you lumped all the brexit-in-any-form MPs together. The majority of MPs know that remaining is the only option that is in the interests of the country.