You're asking a lot there Wynonie, from a politican.
A straightforward answer, to a staightforward question.
Within minutes, of Monday night's results being announced in Westminster, our M.P., Graham Jones, was posting away on Twitter.
Smugly tweeting that the result of the vote, whether people deserve a referendum or not, was a 'disaster for the Tory party'.
Well, on this occasion, he was half right.
It was a disaster.
A disaster for democracy, and a disaster for the people of Britain.
Who were denied their democratic right to vote on this issue.
Political spin works both ways.
There were probably some, slightly more in touch with reality tweeters, posting that the people of this country have now seen which party has more M.P.'s prepared to become rebels, and vote for their constituents' rights, rather than their own, or their particular partys'.
We've all now witnessed there were considerably more brave souls in the Conservative party, prepared to do this, than the pitiful few there was from the Labour benches.
Graham, if you think this controversy is magically going to disappear, you're wrong...again.
The majority of people in this country are angry they have been denied a referendum, on such an important issue for the future of our country.
This is not going away, until this outrageous situation has been satisfactorily rectified.