Extend the uncertainty?

Herzlos

westernpromise wrote: »

Don't the terms of the (pre-existing) GFA make the WA / backstop constructively illegal?

I think it's OK, we're now talking about putting the border between NI/GB which means the GFA is OK. Sure, that's exactly what Johnson said wouldn't happen, but that's not a surprise.

RealElement47 wrote: »

At least we had some certainty since Boris got in

The only thing certain about Boris at the helm is that noone (even Boris) knows what's going to happen. Leaving at least would be a (sort of ) known quantity and get us to stability faster.

DannyGold wrote: »

What are the odds that come Xmas, the uncertainty will be extended yet again?

Christmas 2019 or 2020? I'm pretty confident we'll still be discussing this at Christmas 2024.

triathlon

DannyGold wrote: »

Call it off or get it done, but just do something

The worst thing ever is more uncertainty

Just call it off, it is quite clear there is no political will to see this through, at the very least they should have a 2nd ref

DannyGold

triathlon wrote: »

Just call it off, it is quite clear there is no political will to see this through, at the very least they should have a 2nd ref

Either call it off, or just do it

But the worst 5ong is drag out the uncertainty

The-Joker

DannyGold wrote: »

Call it off or get it done, but just do something

The worst thing ever is more uncertainty

Yes extending the uncertainty is the worst thing for the economy for house prices for everything really

It this is what will keep happening

My bet is the uncertainty will be extended even more come end of the year and then it will be extended again and again in 2020

The-Joker

Whichever party promotes an end to uncertainty will get the most votes this election

DannyGold

triathlon wrote: »

Just call it off, it is quite clear there is no political will to see this through, at the very least they should have a 2nd ref

At least calling it off would bring an end to the uncertainty

But at what cost?

The-Joker

House prices fall another £4K on lowest volumes for a while, all due to the uncertainty being extended yet again



I wouldn’t be surprised if the uncertainty is extended again and again right to the end of 2020 and even beyond

The-Joker

The only thing certain is that extended uncertainty is going to lower property even more......

The-Joker

Let’s get the uncertainty done!

Oh wait this is an ongoing thing on purpose

MaxiRobriguez

I suspect when there's a border in the Irish Sea, the pound is tumbling again when the threat of a no deal is rearing it's head in a year and we're still debating Brexit then people will wonder what the hell "Get Brexit Done" even meant.

Second referendum in a few months would be a better decisive action than a thrashed through half-baked deal which doesn't really suit anyone and will apply for generations.

And I say that as a leaver.