Yes but up to one year is going to bankrupt
some, who need a stable market place.
The only way to solve this is a
Double General Election a 2 week affair
Unless the first Election gets a Solid Result.


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..(...I would have thought..)...that a long extension would be a negative thing ...just because it continues the uncertainty and uncertainty prevents...it prevents decisions, investments, growth, movement etc...as a general rule in life with all things...it’s better to know what you’re dealing with/the impact/repercussions etc of Brexit...so that movement can happen and steps can be taken to deal with what needs to be...?...but uncertainty/indecision/postponement...well the country just can’t get to grips with that...another waiting game, another nothingness and just standing still again...which it feels as though we’ve been doing since the referendum result....

...or in business terms, what Arista just said...stability which is needed won’t be gained from a long extension...instability will keep its comfortable place and that can’t be a good thing, surely...?...

Instability is hugely damaging, and going for extension, referendums, general elections etc is just going to make things much worse. It's disgusting that mp's are behaving like this. It's all political games with no thought for the country

No
Elections change the cards we play
Wash away the pathetic indie party(Change UK)

Can’t argue with that.
Our Parliament(both sides) is an embarrassment.
They’ve failed in their task.

it is better than a rushed decision

It's nobody's fault but the government. They should have sought a consensus across the party lines when May got elected. And should have got their ducks in a row before triggering art.50.

Its the Current PM
at fault.
When they Elect a new leader
it can change.

Tusk getting it on with Macron - I'd watch that :flutter:

[Nigel Farage to launch Brexit Party at Coventry factory
The prominent Brexiteer is launching the party at BG Penny & Co in Longford on Friday]

The PM has now
arrived in Brussels.
She regrets that her Parliament can not find a agreement.
Refused to answer the question:
what will she do with a longer extension?

And
this from twitter:
With an election imminent, we need two parties to choose between. They should be for In or Out'

Is May going to pull a shocker and either reject the extension or resign if the EU insist it must be longer than June :think:

she might, with a long extension her position is untenable, i think she could be gone by friday unless there is quick resolution.

I can see the EU getting a bit pissed at an extension summit every couple of weeks. I would now rather there was no extension, and force mp's to back a horse by friday

After all this messing about, if we don’t leave on Friday then she should resign.
Call a general election and get on with life.:fist:

She's going to do whatever she can to cling onto the power, as she always has

Screaming

Delay now said to be to 31st October

:shocked: