TTIP's smaller brother

[dreamville_bg]

While everyone is bickering about TTIP and its imperialist purpose regarding Europe, there's another agreement that's gradually gaining support among the traitorous EU leaders: the Canada-EU free-trade agreement, called CETA.

Just like the US deal, CETA contains a new legal system, open only to foreign corporations and investors - in fact, the

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[abomvubuso]

It's like the tale of the trade prince and the sleeping beauty. Sleeping Europe is just waiting to be screwed, and it's willingly giving its ass

[luzribeiro]

This is going to be the final poison that will destroy the EU from within, if it's accepted. In fact, EU has started crumbling already.

Some folks across the Pond must be ecstatic.

[johnny9fingers]

TTIP has been delayed by the French, and now CETA is being derailed by the French-speaking Walloons.

I didn't think I'd feel this again so soon: thank the Gods for France and the French speakers.

Nevertheless, the EU is a bit of a mess at the moment, and is in need of reform. I can only pray that the responsible amongst the EU leaders take this opportunity and renew the EU to be something better fit for good use by its citizens in the 21st Century.

[luvdovz]

Wallonia is a symptom, not the cause for EU's problems. As is the Brexit.

The EU must reform itself. There's no alternative course of action at this point.

[htpcl]

Apparently, the problem goes way deeper than Wallonia.

[johnny9fingers]

Link appears broken. :(

[htpcl]

http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2016/10/failure-ceta-spells-doom-eu/

[johnny9fingers]

Thanks.