Who would be to blame if EU negotiations break down and we leave with no deal?

Will have to wait and see how it falls out. Boris is just in it for himself. Doesnt strike me as a man of integrity or conviction.
There is a third party in this, which are those millions who didnt vote in the referendum and are sick of it.

One thing the Remain campaign never said, because it dared not say it, was that the EU would try to pull all sorts of tricks to keep the UK in de facto even if they voted to leave. If anything the fact that the EU have indeed being doing this is a further cogent argument not to trust them and not to continue part of them.

Impossible to be general levers fault, the blame has to be placed on those who have made it a cluster**** as you put it.

I fail to see how this is the fault if anyone other than remainer parliamentarians who stood on pro brexit manifestos, acting dishonesty to gain the poltical points.

Yet when the intention of those who did vote to leave is made clearer by say, oh I don't know, a massive vote for the brexit party in the EU elections, it is then ignored as fact and that particular argument is put on the back burner.
As you can see from the following info in areas that voted to leave the brexit party surged and Labour in particular struggled.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-48403131

Uhuh ummm remind me how many people actually voted in the EU elections for filth like farage? I think youll find it was hardly 'massive'.
Quite possibly because of the aforementioned point i just made. the fact of the matter is there is not a shred of evidence supporting any kind of majority wanting a hard brexit, every single poll has consistently said this is a load of rubbish. Now either you're ignorant of these facts or you're being dishonest with your interpretation of them?

Again maybe so but aside from the aforementioned point, once again, we also seem to be ignoring the rather basic fact that this was in the EU elections, something that has traditionally been on marginally more popular then local elections... i.e. a complete joke and not something you can use as a reliable gauge of public opinion as most people couldnt give a monkeys for them and thus do not vote. I challenge you to find 10 people who actually know who their MEP is without googling the answer.

I know mine, it's Anne Widdecombe.

*Shudders*

Like the EU parliament has been ever since she was voted in.

Uhuh ummm remind me how many people actually voted in the EU elections for filth like farage? I think youll find it was hardly 'massive'.
Quite possibly because of the aforementioned point i just made. the fact of the matter is there is not a shred of evidence supporting any kind of majority wanting a hard brexit, every single poll has consistently said this is a load of rubbish. Now either you're ignorant of these facts or you're being dishonest with your interpretation of them?

Again maybe so but aside from the aforementioned point, once again, we also seem to be ignoring the rather basic fact that this was in the EU elections, something that has traditionally been on marginally more popular then local elections... i.e. a complete joke and not something you can use as a reliable gauge of public opinion as most people couldnt give a monkeys for them and thus do not vote. I challenge you to find 10 people who actually know who their MEP is without googling the answer.

the UK remainers for not accepting May's deal when given the chance (which is basically what they all want anyway)

Again, because they voted for it the onus of responsibility is entirely on them. The idea that all politicians should support brexit is simply farcical though.

Ok firstly calling a person you dont like filth is bad form mate. I'm not entirely convinced he is genuine myself but hes not filth for wanting to leave the EU, is he?

Regards the evidence for a hard Brexit, there is plenty of evidence, for a start people knew when they voted for Brexit we would leave the CU and SM which is what is broadly considered a hard Brexit nowadays. Saying otherwise is a consistent lie told by hard core remainers.

I dont see how this shows ignorance or any dishonestly in particular when the Brexit party won considerably more votes than any other party, and gained the status of the biggest party in the entire European union, on one policy of no deal alone, so come on let's be honest here.

Now you are correct, that the European elections and the European parliament is (to use your own words) a complete joke most people couldnt give a monkeys for them and thus do not vote. I agree with you, this is exactly the point I have been making since 2016 which proves the fact that remainers are fake regarding their concern for leaving and certainly in pseudo passion for the European union. In reality most remainers dont give a toss, if they did farage would not of been an MEP for years on end. The EU meps are a joke that none knows and the brexit party as the biggest party in the entire European union can do what. ... about nothing, democracy the EU way.

Not at all, we live in a parliamentary democracy. Parliamentarians control what happens including giving us the referendum in the first place.

Parliamentarians have been dishonest, stood on false promises and acted ag8the nation interest. It us impossible to be any body else fault other than the people with the power.

shocked by the poll...

12.24% think that the group who just passed a bill to force the PM not to leave without a deal...

Would be responsible if we leave without a deal.

A further 10% believe that its the fault of an organization who expressively don't want a deal, and are acting 100% in line with a path to keep us in the EU... will also be responsible.

makes sense.

On you're point to coilin thatsca non starter due to the referendum act mate, plus it will give our hand away to the EU. It's got to be a simple choice fair to both sides.

Anyway I think that reply is fair TBH, I can see what you say not so sure i agree with it. I'm going to be honest I've just done a quick Google and come up with nothing! But I clearly remember mainly remain campaigners talking about the dangers of leave, including no deal. I can clearly remember Oliver letwin talking about it on TV. Leaving the single market and customs union were openly talked about a lot and I can prove that. However maybe I have over estimated how much no deal was spoken about? I do remember hearing about it and I trust my memory I'm not that old ... yet

It does make sense when you think about it though, had these people acted in a way which was not just trying to block us leaving then just maybe we may have come up with a better deal in the first place, one which would have been accepted in the first place.
All these shenanigans by both sides in the case of the EU and the UK, and all sides within parliament, has stopped any proper negotiations being possible and has ultimately led to the situation we are now in, which is to say that now the only 2 real outcomes are no deal brexit or a revokation of A50 ,which in my opinion would then lead to a general election resulting in a majority conservative government backed by the DUP and a handful of Brexit Party MP's all supporting a no deal brexit and us leaving on those terms.
It really is a lose/lose situation for remain MP's right now.

"...had these people acted in a way which was not just trying to block us leaving then just maybe we may have come up with a better deal in the first place, one which would have been accepted in the first place." - How?

"All these shenanigans by both sides in the case of the EU and the UK, and all sides within parliament, has stopped any proper negotiations being possible" - How?