One thing we will never be unable to accuse this generation of politicians, pundits and opinionators of being is creative.

Since the European Referendum Vote was won and the Government was clearly instructed by the People that the UK must Leave the EU, Brexit has been reframed by just about everyone, to the point where even the politicians themselves are unsure of what the original vote really meant and what the purpose of the question put was for.

To be clear, there was never any mention of a deal, or of having to have one on the ballot paper when the majority of the British electorate Voted and instructed that the UK would Leave the EU. There was no suggestion that MPs only had to follow it through if they were happy and that Brexit should be moulded in their own way. We didn’t give anyone the authorisation to ignore the result of what had been done – which itself only came about because useless politicians couldn’t control descent over our membership of the EU in any other way – and failed even to do that when the result didn’t follow the establishment script.

The people voted to leave. No ifs. No buts. No subtext. No conditions.

And with a General Election now coming which will be the second referendum that remainers have continually wanted in every sense other than its name, we will not be short changed by any politician who tries to bluff and bullshit their way through this to do not what they were told but whatever they want. We’ve seen far too much of this behaviour before.

Politicians would still like us all to believe that Brexit is the reason that everything is going wrong with politics.

SPOILER ALERT: it’s not.

There has been a downward spiral at work in politics and within the political parties for a very long time. Brexit was a symptom of it rather than being the cause that many politicians would like to suggest. And what we are experiencing now – on every side of the House – is the manifestation of what happens after many years of the wrong people being in politics and people being in politics for the wrong reasons.

We have a leader of the opposition who will not accept a general election unless he can fix the result. MPs who after having the whip withdrawn for not supporting the democratic instruction of the people threatening to take their former party to court in order to let them stand as candidates again. A prime minister who thinks Brexit itself is the only thing he needs to do to achieve a result. A regional government with a disastrous economic record being underwritten by the rest of the country obsessed with independence at any cost. private citizens suing the government to overturn decisions and legal processes they don’t like, simply because they can afford to do so. And even the new parties on the scene are full of wannabe politicians who look good and can reel off their media-trained sound bites to an audience of media magpies whilst they too possess no depth, understanding or real connection with the people that they are telling us that they are fit to lead.

This is not the way that things should ever be done.

This old politics is now coming to its end. It may still dictate the outcome of the upcoming general election – if the self serving interests of incumbent MPs get their way. But it is in it’s death throws one way or another.

Things may get worse before they get better. But in the long term they certainly will.

It won’t be identity politics or any rehash of the politics of old that will achieve this. For none of them are capable of being so bold.

It will be a new form of politics which brings real balance, fairness and consideration to everyone, no matter whether you are old or young, rich or poor, educated or not educated, black or white, whatever your religion or politics, whether you voted Leave or remain. This is a new way of doing things that will really break the mould.