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Hoyt

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1. Yeah, Canada does not want to have to label its poultry/meats as to country of origin.

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Sat Jul 18, 2015, 12:39 AM

Jul 2015

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Canada Claims It Will Back Out of TPP to Protect Its Sovereignty [View all] n2doc Jul 2015 OP

Yeah, Canada does not want to have to label its poultry/meats as to country of origin. Hoyt Jul 2015 #1

Honestly we gave away too much in the Agreement on Rules of Origin Recursion Jul 2015 #4

You must receive automated alerts when this deal needs defending, I swear. /nt Marr Jul 2015 #5

You ought to learn how to scan for key words. Guess you don't have to Hoyt Jul 2015 #6

Pot calls kettle black treestar Jul 2015 #12

Considering the replies, you nailed it. Rex Jul 2015 #24

Why would that even be an issue? Spider Jerusalem Jul 2015 #9

It actually just became an issue a few months ago. Canada was going to Hoyt Jul 2015 #10

That was pretty much the reason the WTO ruled against our labeling laws Recursion Jul 2015 #23

Oh Canada! hedda_foil Jul 2015 #2

That was beautiful nt artislife Jul 2015 #34

Canada's ag has been a sticking point for all our trade deals Recursion Jul 2015 #3

So how do you and O'Malley rationalize legitimizing Brunei and their human rights abuses? Bluenorthwest Jul 2015 #11

Is it legitimating all a country does treestar Jul 2015 #13

So you would like to see NK be given most favored nation status? And you equate having a diplomatic Bluenorthwest Jul 2015 #18

not the same on that score, I mean treestar Jul 2015 #28

AFAIK O'Malley is against the TPP; I'm certainly not "for" it at this point Recursion Jul 2015 #14

LOL. You're silly. nt Romulox Jul 2015 #15

How so? I've never said I want the TPP to pass Recursion Jul 2015 #16

You're a classic "neo-liberal". Your views are by-the-book. Quit feigning indignation Romulox Jul 2015 #19

Are you kidding me!? He and his tiny group are amusing the rest of us! Rex Jul 2015 #25

You do realize that Brunei is establishing harsh laws in order to 'protect their people from the Bluenorthwest Jul 2015 #21

I'd rather cut off trade with Brunei, myself Recursion Jul 2015 #22

corporate whores in both countries are having a slight tiff, temporarily postponing the msongs Jul 2015 #7

What do they know? They have universal healthcare. They haven't grasped the Doctor_J Jul 2015 #8

What's the matter, Col. Sanders? Octafish Jul 2015 #17

Awww DU neo-liberals have a cryz over Canada. No doubt it is a Bad Place now. Rex Jul 2015 #27

Before Greece, the neo-Libs outta Chicago liberated Chile... Octafish Jul 2015 #30

The New American is a John Birch Society organ. MineralMan Jul 2015 #20

JBS worries a lot about government "sovereignty" and nationalism. That is typical of the far-right. pampango Jul 2015 #33

And of course the neo-liberals on DU cry outrage! How dare they! All without supporting the TPP. Rex Jul 2015 #26

heck, even Mulroney jets up from FL whenever he has a sprain or a sniffle MisterP Jul 2015 #29

Go Canada! nt Zorra Jul 2015 #31

Prudent Move Canada colsohlibgal Jul 2015 #32

Globalism Puzzledtraveller Jul 2015 #35