Brexit the economy and house prices part 7: Brexit Harder

SpiderLegs

lisyloo wrote: »

So we have absolutely no way to proceed.
I really can’t believe we are where we are.

3 choices -
The EU give a bit and we get a deal through
The EU don’t shift and we get on with managing no deal
We change the parliamentary numbers.

What we simply cannot do any more is kick this further down the road.

gfplux

SpiderLegs wrote: »

3 choices -
The EU give a bit and we get a deal through
The EU don’t shift and we get on with managing no deal
We change the parliamentary numbers.

What we simply cannot do any more is kick this further down the road.

4th choice.
Rearrange the +500 pages of the withdrawal agreement and the 9 pages of the political understanding, call the backstop the agreement stop (any name will do) and vote the deal through.

LHW99

What we simply cannot do any more is kick this further down the road.

Thank goodness. We were told that the unvertainty caused by the referendum vote was bad, but IMO the last 3 years of shilly-shallying haven't been any better.

Takedap

Johnson's challenge to Hunt....."I've promised to shoot the country in the face on Nov 1st if I don't get my way. Will you promise the same?"

buglawton

Is it my imagination or is most of the emotional rhetoric in this thread coming from Remainers?

Thrugelmir

LHW99 wrote: »

Thank goodness. We were told that the unvertainty caused by the referendum vote was bad, but IMO the last 3 years of shilly-shallying haven't been any better.

Has exposed the brittle fractured nature of UK politics.

BobQ

cogito wrote: »

Appointed after backroom dealings by heads of government. Usually French and German as pointed out by Moe The Bartender above.

Each nation is allocated one or more Commisioners and gets to choose their nominees. The UK could have nominated commissioners based on a vote in Parliament but chose not to.

FR/GE only nominate their own Commissioners.

borntobefree

SpiderLegs wrote: »

There’s nowhere near a majority for that. And forming a govt that is stable enough to do that in 14 days is asking a lot.
It would effectively need Tory MPs to actively put Corbyn in no 10. Not by accident, they would actually have to purposefully do that.

I guess it could happen. I could then see something equally as extreme as dozens of Tory MPs resign their seats in protest.

No they wouldn’t want JC as leader - suggestions I’ve heard discussed are Hilary Benn or Yvette Cooper.

borntobefree

buglawton wrote: »

Is it my imagination or is most of the emotional rhetoric in this thread coming from Remainers?

Maybe Remainers have a better understanding of a no deal?

adindas

One of the EU financial institution backbones
Deutshce Bank share price has fallen from EUR120.00 to EUR 6.00. This bank has been under the spot for huge amount of toxic derivatives.

https://ibb.co/VW5Dcm1

Another EU big Banks

https://wolfstreet.com/2019/06/15/led-by-deutsche-bank-death-spiral-european-banks-sink-to-dec-24-level/

https://ibb.co/MNzhVgx
https://ibb.co/6X682Qw
Impact of Brexit ?? Well look at this

EU shocked as investment in Britain booms - and beats France and Germany combined.

This is THE LINK

The impact of leaving the EU ehhh ??
Is it not better sensible to leave the sinking ship while there is a chance ??