at crisis point how are they so unable to stop blowing it?

Worried by the outcome of Corbyn's meeting with all the opposition leaders.

Putting off a vote of confidence increases daily the odds of finding Johnson able to time an election for after Brexit is done. Legislating for yet another humiliating request for an extension! another! risks fed-up EU not agreeing to it. They are sounding lacking of plan of what another extension would be for.

If the Corbynites won't back a majority supported leader for a new govt for fear of it finishing Corbyn's leadership, and the Lib Dems would rather risk letting No-Deal happen than back Corbyn, and this even scuppers the much-expected move for a vote of confidence: then the opposition is divided and ruled and No-Deal happens.

The independence parties can sit in the middle of the row, outside the blame for it, and happy to see it keep the Union precarious. Corbyn + Swinson + their followers muat know that, + ths whole public know they must know that !

Democracy required to be one-sided ?

petition.parliament.uk/petitions/180642

- The petition to British govt taking a constitutional position that indyref2 now should not be authorised.

Because it is a high frequency neverendum, indyref1 has still only been over for 2 1/2 years, and had a 3 year lead in! and it is lop-sided, not parity, to gave frequent neverendum on an ussue where only 1 sice can choose to gave it after every loss, and the other side get finished by one loss. That is why Jeremy Corbyn is wrong to think democracy requires accepting it.

It would be different for an issue that both sides might want to revisit regularly, e.g. if a measurable public reaction against Brexit happens as they experience loss of European-linked facilities and open doors. Which, the EU and Spain have quickly retold us, we won't get back by the indy route.