What about this:
The 2016 referendum decided that the UK would leave the EU, no going back on this.
Two years plus of negotiations have resulted in a **** proposed deal that Parliament will reject. Parliament has voted itself powers to propose an alternative but who actually believes that it can either agree one and find a way to get the EU to agree even if it does?
So, even though I hate them, a second referendum. Choices - no deal or Norway style deal, ie hard or soft Brexit. No May deal option, no one wants it, no ‘remain’ option, we’ve already voted on that, no multiple choices and transferable votes. That just leaves no overall majority for anything and endless arguments.
We can ignore Norway’s possible objections if we vote Norway style, this is between us and the EU, not them.
This is of course an admission of failure of government and parliamentary politics, but they are all obviously so completely **** that they need to be told what to do.
In any way acceptable to the 17.4 million?