Wonderful, @BrexitCentral is the gift that keeps giving. While I humbly suggest they actually find someone who understands trade, let's just have a few chuckles at this latest... 1/
The opportunities of Brexit are almost endless brxcen.com/2Jln0Zf
The opportunities of Brexit are almost endless brxcen.com/2Jln0Zf
Though we start with common law... where I'd suggest the author checks how common law and the duty of care have led to our health and safety culture he probably doesn't like very much... 2/ 
Anyway, on to trade, now we know EU-Canada was threatened, but it did in fact happen. We might be able to do deals more quickly, but not... 3/
..an India trade deal. Is the author aware of the issue of movement of people in trade agreements? Also that there's already an EU-Korea trade agreement? 4/
And of course we get the old favourite, developing countries and agriculture. Ignoring the various unilateral and preferential agreements that the UK wishes to maintain 5/
This I agree with, though it isn't the message you think you're giving. If we're going to have a trade policy / trade agreements, we'll need to do a lot better than this. Try actually engaging with trade experts for a start. 6/ ends
