Eh, no. 58% wants to remain, 26% leave (numbers as of two weeks ago). The Dutch realize much more than the Brits how much we depend on tight integration with others (as a small country, as a heavy trader, but also as less inward-looking as the Brits).
I can't find those numbers, in fact the numbers that I did find are literally all over the place (for both Leave/Remain).
Of course the UK has the option of going for the same deal, but if they do, a lot of the Leave voters are going to feel very, very betrayed.
They also have significant strategic advantages which the UK is just lacking, and their economies are rather small. The UK can't get a better deal even if the EU wanted to give it to them. Which they don't by the way!
Yeah... not a chance really.
They have no intentions to actually leave, their economic program doesn't even make sense.
Citizens of the UK have to ask themselves if they are going to allow the EU to threaten them into submission.
I am now 100% sure that the EU is done, this is it. Le Pen will win the next elections in France and then they'll leave too. Same goes for the Dutch.