No. What you posted was “the government has said they may not allow a no confidence vote.......” that’s not the case at all, they have absolutely no power to prevent one.
You then said “.............even if it is forced upon the government (how can that be so? You just said that they can stop it.
) they may ignore it”. Also untrue. The Fixed Term Parliaments Act dictates - by law - that there’s then a 2 week interval where other options can be explored, before another vote of confidence. At that point, if the government again loses, it’s the prerogative of the PM (in consultation with the Queen) to name the date of the General Election. Parliament then has to be dissolved 25 days before. That isn’t ignoring parliament. It does though - on the face of it - give Johnson the power to call an election on say the 7th November, at which point the UK SHOULD
have left the EU by law at 11pm on 31st October.
I wouldn’t be surprised then if he won.