I wouldn’t object to a future situation where No Deal Brexit gets done, the money paid to the EU stops entirely, is re-distributed about the UK economy to “soften the effect”, and then at the END of the next parliament, around 2025 say - we THEN have a “confirmatory referendum” like we did in 1975 after Heath took us into the EEC without asking us, and Wilson did NOT take us out, after winning the 2nd late election about this time of the year in 1974.
In such an event, even Remainers and Europhiles would easily accept the Brexit we’ve long since had by that point - simply because THEY would not be prepared to go through all the “fresh cuts” required - to re-instate Britain in Europe, and resuming all the massive payments that we’d have long since ceased by that point.
Can you imagine any politician running on a “re-join the EU” campaign with “We will have to raise taxes a little” or "The EU have only demanded we shut down just a few of our insitutions currently flooded with cash - to raise the membership fees" and the like??
Thus, 4-5 years AFTER a No Deal Brexit - is the only way I’d accept any “2nd confirmatory referendum”.
What we do NOT want to be railroaded into - is any kind of referendum BEFORE Brexit has even been delivered - ANY kind of Brexit, even Boris Johnson’s Non-Brexit where we’ll still be paying to stay in, but won’t have any influence there. The worst of both worlds - just as May’s crappy deal was.
Boris Johnson - seems to think he wants to define his Brexit as "closing our borders at Midnight on October 31st" rather than “ceasing all the payments to the EU by October 31st” - which is how this ■■■■■■■■ Brexiteer describes a “satisfactory Brexit”…

If there’s a general election, and Boris has not delivered a No Deal then - I’ll be voting Brexit Party, and I suspect a few Labour Leave voters will as well.
Boris losing seats - assures he’ll be got rid of - thus pleasing the Labour Leave voters, and seats currently held by the Libdems with Tories in second place - WON’T be won by the Tories - they’ll go to Brexit Party instead.
There’s well into three figures of “Remainer MPs of all parties sitting in Brexit voting seats”.
But only a handful of “Brexiteer MPs in Remain-voting seats”, of which Rees Mogg is one, for those Labour voters that can see the light of such a great opportunity to get rid of the hated Tories…
If Labour voters stick to voting Labour in places like Scotland where the Tories are either the incumbents, or 2nd to the SNP - then guess what? “No Change!!!”
More people voted Brexit in Scotland - than voted for the SNP - FACT. Brexit Party also won a seat (out of six available) in the Euro elections earlier this year…
Nicola Sturgeon might give us the impression that there are “no Brexiteers in Scotland whatsoever” - but that’s not true, and she’ll find that out at the next election, where at last Brexit voters - can stand up and be counted - by voting Brexit Party rather than Labour/Conservative/Libdem in their protest vote against the SNP incumbent… Where are the 55% that voted “Better Together” as well come to that?
THEY still exist- despite Sturgeon thinking they all died off since IndyRef1…
Don’t take my word for it though - Look through the raw election data from the 2017 election, and see just how many opporunities to “get rid of an incumbent” there are about the country for Brexiteer voters at this forthcoming general election!!
I reckon the mainstream parties are going to make a HUGE mistake in "comparing future support for Brexit Party to current support for UKIP, nearly non-existant as it is…
UKIP’s vote under Farage in 2015 collapsed from 4m to .5m by 2017. That’s 3.5m votes migrating in two years… Where did they go■■? NOT Theresa May’s Conservatives, who faceplanted, losing her majority as she did.
I reckon a large proportion of the 3.5m “migrant UKIP votes” - went straight to Corbyn’s Labour actually… His vote went up unexpectedly by… 3.5m! Fancy that! Coincidence■■?
SO… Labour Leave voters - would appear to have the balance of power…
They can choose to vote for a third or fourth place Labour party - and cause “no change at the top”, with either the incumbent holding on, or the current 2nd place party - turning over the incumbent… NO GOOD for delivering Brexit OR getting rid of the Tories - is it?? North Norfolk, or loads of other places around the East Coast - spring to mind, as to many Scottish seats…
… Boris Johnson, like May and Cameron before him - have tried to use the argument “If you vote for Farage - you’ll let in Corbyn” - which of course LABOUR voters - would WELCOME - right■■?
Thus, tactical voting for Brexit Party - would not only force the government’s hand, defeat the Remainers, and deliver the Brexit we want - a WTO one - It would also usher in a future Labour government that would have MONEY TO SPEND rather than this old thing where Tax Hikes and Increased Borrowings - always end up defeating a would-be “generous” government - at the ballot box.
The Brexit Dividend - SHOULD be a Golden Goose to be gotten… But that’s not how our incumbent mainstream MPs have played it… Why? - The EU bribes got to them FIRST, I strongly suspect… ALL of them!!
In any case, - “Do we trust the Tories to spend the Brexit dividend wisely, even assuming they ever get their hands on it?”
GERMANY has had financial surpluses for YEARS - and yet the German people see scant amounts of that money being spent on their benefit…
Surely a magic money tree - would work better in the hands of a spendthrift government that a skinflint one then■■?
Farge has said “He doesn’t want to be Prime Minister”. There’s no reason to doubt that. It also opens the interesting scenario where Corbyn getting enough seats at the next election to get over the line with a Brexit Party coalition themselves - Farage would likely settle for “Chancellor in a Labour/BP coalition government”. If Labour backbenches howled in derision at such a prospect for the Labour party - then Boris Johnson would end up staying in power AFTER all, since Brexit Party would do what is expected of them in THAT case - and go into coalition with the Tories… Assuming that the Tories had about the same seat tally as Labour by that point, of course… We’re talking Labour & Tory on about 265 seats apiece, with Brexit Party on 70-80 seats here… Easily possible, with over 100 “Remainer MPs in Brexit-voting Wards” up and down the country!!
forget the traditional “marginals”. I’m not talking about a 2nd place party overturning a tiny majority here. I’m talking about the “nowhere last time” (because they didn’t exist in 2017…) Brexit Party turning over (in some places) a five-figure majority to unseat ANY incumbent who’s acted on behalf of the EU rather than their majority Leave-voting constituents since 2017…
Check out all these “vulnerable” MPs in that regard…
Thus, I strongly suggest that the old “Vote Brexit Party - get Corbyn” argument won’t cut any ice any longer at any forthcoming election.
We want the Brexit dividend, and then we want a government that actually spends that cash at home in a generous manner.
Don’t give a toss about “immigration controls”.
Don’t care about “losing or keeping access to the single market, customs union, or EU institutions”.
Brexit - is when we stop paying the money, and then from that position of strength - it is then for the EU to shut down our “carry on regardless” country from accessing their stuff for free after that…
I think the EU supertanker - will take some time to shut down the UK’s access, and it won’t be overnight by a long shot. Thus, the “cliff edge” Brexit is averted for the UK - since the EU won’t be able to cut us off quickly enough… Not so for the EU that could lose that cash from the moment of Brexit onwards - IF it is done “NO CASH” rather than “Boris Johnson’s permanent Transition Period” Brexit, which will ensure we stay paying forever waiting for that “free trade agreement” that’ll never come, because the EU can just sit on their hands until doomsday - whilst getting our regular infusions of cash we carry on foolishly giving them. 
If Boris won’t deliver a PROPER Brexit - then move over, and let Farage do it - even if he has to go into coalition with Corbyn to pull it off… Imagine Corbyn acting as the Eurosceptic he’s supposed to be, raising the money for all his spending plans, and letting Farage as his chancellor - take the flak from the Remainers who will moan at him as he re-allocates each severed EU cashline - to some Labour-tilted UK interest first and foremost, rather than the loaded elites that no doubt the Libdem Remainers want to see the palms greased of first… 
In such an election - Boris Johnson and Rees Mogg - are likely to both lose their seats as well, btw.
…BUT if everyone sticks to voting “Mainstream” - then none of this happens, and we carry on as before "Hung Parliament, Nothing done - losing money to the EU forever and ever Amen."…
It is upto the population - the Brexiteer population - to vote TACTICALLY then. Can we all do it?