aggi-
You mean his comments on settled status/come back to Poland?
Well, I am seriously considering applying for citizenship myself as I wrote in the OP and I don't trust the HO. Not all rights are guaranteed either, Brits in Europe that do cross-border work and people with non Eu partners than can stay under EU rights, Brits that need to bring their partners back after Brexit etc. are not in a good position atm.
It is not clear yet what causes the drop from settled status to pre-settled status, the app often can't find all the data so then you have an option to get to settled status by uploading more info.
But often people miss it. However, since the HO is so opaque we don't know if it is just that and it can be sorted easish, or if there is something more sinister going on.
He's right that anybody that does NOT register in time is in serious trouble and the UK should really change the law and make SS voluntary, not mandatory. It is impossible to register everyone by 2020.
The 3million/british in europe have been pushing for changes for ages
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JWestland
All sorted (mostly, some citizen rights and FOM accross borders for the Brits in mainland EU have been lost thanks to May and he refusal to sort them all, Settled Status is fine in theory but with the HO in practice I feel safer with citizenship) with the WA.
The WA that the UK won't accept.
A no-deal is not ideal for the EU either and it will grant another exception, but I doubt they will have time for CakeIsm again. It will take the hit and give Ireland money (already in progress) rather than let the UK tail wag the dog.
But...a SM/CU compromise instead of the WA will go through I think with little issue.