But is it real? Has it been somehow verified? Anyone can post a document on the Web and claim it's true. But is it?
People posted Ashley Madison data too. How much of that is fake.
TPP - dirtiest deal you've never heard of
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People posted Ashley Madison data too. How much of that is fake.
Except that isn't what your link points to. That is an "expert analysis" by a very partisan advocacy group.
If you dig you can follow several links to some heavily disputed text where ever line has a list of countries opposed to the text, so the agreed text will look NOTHING like that.
As usual you just lied.
Read the chapter and judge for yourself.But is it real? Has it been somehow verified? Anyone can post a document on the Web and claim it's true. But is it?
People posted Ashley Madison data too. How much of that is fake.
https://wikileaks.org/tpp-ip3/WikiLeaks-TPP-IP-Chapter/page-1.html
No Author , no editorRead the chapter and judge for yourself.
https://wikileaks.org/tpp-ip3/WikiLeaks-TPP-IP-Chapter/page-1.html
It is the ramblings of a different Lonnie leftie, with an agenda
You are a fool to hand over your economy to foreign interests without even checking what is being signed.
My economy?You are a fool to hand over your economy to foreign interests without even checking what is being signed.
Is it not yours as well ?
Where are you posting from?
We had a team of negotiators & it appears they did a pretty good job of ensuring Canada was well represented.
We have gained access to markets which represent 40% of the worlds GDP you dummy.
Being on the outside of that looking in would be a disaster
You seem to feel that Canadian companies can not compete & they need protection.
Most intelligent people understand this is not the case.
What a load of bullshit. The full text will be available before Parliament debates ratification.You are a fool to hand over your economy to foreign interests without even checking what is being signed.
Seems pretty balanced actually - don't think China is onboard.
TPPb is an attempt to make inroads after China signed a bunch of free trade deals that excluded the US through ASEAN and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.Seems pretty balanced actually - don't think China is onboard.
Originally Posted by Frankfooter
Read the chapter and judge for yourself.
https://wikileaks.org/tpp-ip3/WikiLe...er/page-1.html
Don't bother debating trade with the looney left,...they would prefer that the boarders are closed.Originally Posted by JohnLarue
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It is the ramblings of a different Lonnie leftie, with an agenda
Even though that was tried,...and was a complete failure,...but they keep hoping.
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This trade agreement was written with the help of international corporations yet kept secret from citizens.Don't bother debating trade with the looney left,...they would prefer that the boarders are closed.
Even though that was tried,...and was a complete failure,...but they keep hoping.
FAST
It will allow corporations to sue the government over lost profit for subsidizing industries or protecting the environment.
Why do you support an agreement that's been kept secret from you?
The agreement will be published before Parliament ratifies it, and your prior link was total bullshit.This trade agreement was written with the help of international corporations yet kept secret from citizens.
It will allow corporations to sue the government over lost profit for subsidizing industries or protecting the environment.
Why do you support an agreement that's been kept secret from you?
TPP tells governments they should destroy computers if users are found violating copyright.
Use VLC and the government is supposed to destroy your computer.
That's free trade?
http://motherboard.vice.com/read/white-hat-hackers-would-have-their-devices-destroyed-under-the-tppThe finalized copyright chapter of the TPP, leaked on Friday by Wikileaks, reveals that under the agreement, “judicial authorities shall, at least, have the authority to [...] order the destruction of devices and products found to be involved in" any activity that circumvents controls that manufacturers build into their software or devices, known as Digital Rights Management (DRM) technology.
“As a result,” Jeremy Malcolm, senior global policy analyst for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, wrote me in an email, “those who are tinkering with their own legally-purchased digital products will be at risk not only of financial penalties, but also having their equipment seized and perhaps destroyed.”
This means that if you use your laptop to rip a DVD movie, your computer could be seized or even destroyed by authorities, Vivek Krishnamurthy, a cyberlaw instructor at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard, told me over the phone. Even more importantly, he said, security researchers—experts who hack cars and other consumer goods to make sure hardware and software is secure—could be prevented from doing their jobs.
Use VLC and the government is supposed to destroy your computer.
That's free trade?
