EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

But the border conditions rule out no deal.

What was agreed today still depends on a deal being struck - it doesn't exist as it's own legal construct. It makes a deal much more likely, but doesn't guarantee one. Is my understanding, anyway.

Rees-Mogg might come up with his unicorn - a way of having no border in Ireland, that Ireland will agree to, that isn't CU+SM. If he and his fellow cunts don't find their unicorn then we fail onto SM+CU, and presumably Norway as an output - or we fail onto the kamikaze Brexit, and Ireland has to build a wall to comply with the rules of their EU membership.