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    1. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 Mar 31
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      Do you know what really annoys me? How many people come up to me at business events, in the street, the supermarket or at parties & whisper “I voted Brexit too but I can’t let anyone at work or my friends know.” Voting to Leave the EU isn’t something to be ashamed of. 1/3

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    2. Simon Cooke‏ @TechSimon Mar 31
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      Hi Julia, I keep asking, but get no reply. What benifits are there to leaving the EU that will improve the lives of you and your family. Not the propaganda, but a concrete benifit that says “this is better than it was before.” Anything?

      40 replies 10 retweets 128 likes
      Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 Mar 31
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      Replying to @TechSimon

      Free trade with growing economies around the world rather than being stuck in a customs union with EU economies. Free trade ALWAYS leads to better living standards. Did you really need me to point that one out?

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        2. Tony Yates‏ @t0nyyates Apr 1
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @TechSimon

          I suggest you read into this topic a little more. The barriers to trade with our largest and nearest partners in the EU won't nearly be compensated for by agreements we strike with the US or any other more distant economy.

          1 reply 2 retweets 20 likes
        3. Tony Yates‏ @t0nyyates Apr 1
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          Replying to @t0nyyates @JuliaHB1 @TechSimon

          For two reasons. 1) Those other agreements never have come close to the depth of the EU's single market, and facilitating trade as freely, therefore, and 2) trade 'gravity', the tendency to trade disproportionately with those large and close.

          1 reply 1 retweet 11 likes
        4. Tony Yates‏ @t0nyyates Apr 1
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          Replying to @t0nyyates @JuliaHB1 @TechSimon

          Wanting out for reasons of sovereignty or migration comtrol are fair enough [not reasons I share, but they are legitimate]. But wanting out to generate freer trade is self-contradictory.

          1 reply 1 retweet 11 likes
        5. Tony Yates‏ @t0nyyates Apr 1
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          Replying to @t0nyyates @JuliaHB1 @TechSimon

          Trade gravity sounds like a suspiciously obscure econ concept. But it's one of the most robust findings from empirical econ I know about. Anyone who found a good reason to overturn it would quickly become a superstar Nobel candidate.

          1 reply 1 retweet 10 likes
        6. Tony Yates‏ @t0nyyates Apr 1
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          Replying to @t0nyyates @JuliaHB1 @TechSimon

          It's effect has not really diminished over time either, even as the weightless, technological economy has advanced. The same invisible forces that produce it are the ones that bring people together everywhere in cities and towns. Trade gravity is all around us.

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        7. Tony Yates‏ @t0nyyates Apr 1
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          So, to recap, 1) even if we wanted and were able to, FTA's as free as the single market would not make up for lost EU trade. Not even nearly. 2) we won't want to [check out the Labour Party and Redkippers' feeds!] and won't be able to strike such deep FTAs.

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        8. Tony Yates‏ @t0nyyates Apr 1
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          And it's worth noting that attempting to get the same depth would involve different agreements that would dismember quality and safety standards, and public sector procurement arrangements that a lot of us rightly or wrongly [i think rightly] would see as a diminuition of welfare

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        2. Andy Hill‏ @AndyHil86019868 Apr 1
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @TechSimon

          It will take ten years or more to get all these other trade deals in place, so why the hurry to throw away the deals we already have? Doesn’t it follow that if FT always improves living standards, ripping ourselves out of our current FT deals will reduce living standards?

          6 replies 3 retweets 79 likes
        3. cheryl luckhurst‏ @_Cheryl_Marie_ Apr 1
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          Replying to @AndyHil86019868 @JuliaHB1 @TechSimon

          Also...what sort of negotiating power will we have when we are making these trade deals? We will have to accept any terms and conditions that are offered which could result in us lowering our standards.

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        2. Fiona‏ @Fi9B Mar 31
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @TechSimon

          but we had FTAs with economies round world thro EU. How will being out improve this?

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        3. LVI@LVIaLondres‏ @LVIaLondres Apr 1
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          Replying to @Fi9B @JuliaHB1 @TechSimon

          @JuliaHB1 is laughable: outside the EU, UK be competing with China, India Japan, Australia, NZ, SA for third party access to the largest free trade area in the world-the EU single market! Duh and double 🙄

          1 reply 1 retweet 21 likes
        4. Stopbeingsheep‏ @ProudlyBritish_ Apr 7
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          Replying to @LVIaLondres @Fi9B and

          All of whom trade using the WTO framework and as you seem to think in your derisory comment all do so much better than the U.K. outside the EU. Thanks for proving leaves point.

          1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes
        5. Fiona‏ @Fi9B Apr 8
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          Replying to @ProudlyBritish_ @LVIaLondres and

          UK trades “using WTO framework” as part of EU. None of those countries trade solely using WTO rules - which UK wld do if No Deal ( apart from FTAs with Falklands, Iceland).

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        6. Stopbeingsheep‏ @ProudlyBritish_ Apr 20
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          Replying to @Fi9B @LVIaLondres and

          Actually we have many bilateral deals, nations are lining up for new deals but we are still in so they can’t sign any and tbh, although I would prefer a fair trade deal with the EU they need it more to protect their markets and surplus with us than we do.

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        2. Karin Eldredge‏ @karineldredge Apr 1
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @TechSimon

          Ah, you mean like Papua New Guinea and Leichenstein. Hooray.

          1 reply 0 retweets 30 likes
        3. Lucy Abbotts‏ @AbbottsLucy Apr 1
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          Replying to @karineldredge @JuliaHB1 @TechSimon

          You forgot the Faroe Islands.

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        4. Clive Kaine #FBPE‏ @kainey54 Apr 1
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          Replying to @AbbottsLucy @karineldredge and

          Yep, all the herring we'll ever need.

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        5. Dottore Wunderlich‏ @TheWunderlich Apr 1
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          Replying to @kainey54 @AbbottsLucy and

          kippers galore.

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        6. Lucy Abbotts‏ @AbbottsLucy Apr 1
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          Replying to @TheWunderlich @kainey54 and

          and puffins.

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        7. Dottore Wunderlich‏ @TheWunderlich Apr 2
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          Replying to @AbbottsLucy @kainey54 and

          And tea from Wales. (Do they eat puffins?)

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