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2 Jun, 4 tweets, 1 min read
So far we have:
The Boris Border in the Irish Sea
The Redwood Red tape.
The Leadsom Lorry park.

They keep naming things, I think we should do too.
I like this, but I prefer:
The Farage Fish Quota agreement.

I think that is more fitting since he worked tirelessly to get the fisherman the deal they have today.

Mogg Meat.

Any meat that would not have conformed to EU welfare standards.

The Patel Passport queue.

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26 May
Breaking response from the Prime Minister:
"I do not remember meeting, or even hearing of, Mr Cummings. To my knowledge, I have never worked with a Dominic Cumming. Did I mention I'm having a wedding?"
Currently on BBC PM:
"The big issue of the day is Boris says he has never met Dominic Cummings, Dominic Cummings said he words for the Boris Johnson. Which is true? How can we tell? I guess we'll never really know!"
Laura and the BBC making it very clear she isn't part of the story.

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21 May
The EU are negotiating a deal with Australia at the moment too, so it looks like we're going to be in a great position to compare the deal the EU got for its farmers with the best the UK government could manage.
And it's important to note that we haven't seen if the deals we've rolled over are better or not.

Because the exact same deal rolled over, doesn't mean it's equal...
For example, if an EU deal with Mexico gave them quota access of 500 million tonnes of meat, that would be a tonne of meat per person in a 500 million person market.
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20 May
Hi, my name is Tom Harwood, and I didn't read as far as Article IX of the UK Australia trade agreement in force before we joined the EEC.
There is a consistent noise of an over nostalgic trade relationship from people who know as much about our trade relationship in the 70s as they did about all those tariffs the EU puts on the poorest countries in the word. 🙄
UKATA is in no way, shape, or form, reciprocal tariff free trade.
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19 May
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Apart from anything else, trade deals are supposed to be long term. If you believe in the free market, you have to accept that buying and selling patterns are not fixed and market led.
And of course, this. Production can increase to meet demand.

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19 May
It's all very well arguing about quotas or tariffs, but where is the impact study that the UK has done?

We have the EU one, but I don't know where to find the UK equivalent to know how employment will be impacted.
We also know in the case of the EU if there is an estimated diversionary effect that will negatively effect the poorest countries in the world.
It seems to me that we're arguing in the dark and the EU are so much better than the UK at this.... #JustSaying
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18 May
Once again, shelf price and purchase price are not the same thing.
The supply chain needs to be paid.
Food imported at distance is more susceptible to oil price.
Food imported at distance is more susceptible to the competition of other markets.
Food competing with your domestic market weakens food security.
In a free market investors move their money from products that start making less money.
If there is less production and demand remains the same, prices can rise.
The reduction of tariffs should not be seen as a guaranteed cost benefit to the consumer.
Any cost benefit can result in structural changes which ensure this is short term, and actually worse for the consumer.
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