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    Trudeau Sabotages TP. You mean i had a meeting? look at my socks isn't working!

    Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has sabotaged a pact to salvage a multibillion-dollar, 11-nation Pacific Rim trade deal at the last minute, surprising leaders of the other nations, reports the Sydney Morning Herald.
    Trudeau failed to show up at a meeting late on Friday that was set to officially revive the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement that had been negotiated on the sidelines of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in the Vietnamese coastal city of Danang.
    "There were a lot of unhappy leaders left sitting there," said an official who was in the meeting.
    All 11 foreign ministers of the grouping had agreed on Thursday night to revive the agreement that was rejected by US President Donald Trump days after he took office.

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    CANADA has blown a trade pact with Australia and nine other nations out of the water after snubbing a leader’s meeting and making a raft of last minute demands.

    Is this guy a complete idiot moron or just not ready.

    But Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau raised a raft of last minute issues and stood up a meeting of the 10 other leaders including Malcolm Turnbull. Australian Trade Minister Steven Ciobo, who was in Vietnam for the negotiations, is deeply disappointed.
    “It’s less than ideal to have every leader and trade minister from the other 10 countries sitting around the table and not having Canada there,” he told reporters in Da Nang.
    “That’s not an ideal outcome.” Negotiations on the deal will continue, but Mr Ciobo concedes any final agreement will not be struck this weekend.

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      #3
      Some of these deals have not meant the best deal for us.
      If trump has boycotted the meeting you would be saying what a pair of balls. Unfortunately our guy probably forgot about the meeting.

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        #4
        Missed it cuz he was smoking a bowl.

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          #5
          No i wouldn't of carried one bit what Trump did. But when our leader is trying to push his bullshit agenda around the world and real leaders don't give a rats ass about his save the world Bullshit. That when i care. We need a real leader not some Boy playing on the world stage.

          Canada is doomed.

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            #6
            He got into some goood Thai shit !

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              #7
              I forgot where he is hell yea he cant find the plane let alone the meeting.

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                #8
                Trump has always given plenty of notice, if he wasn't attending a meeting or conference.

                What Trudeau did was quite disrespectful.

                "All 11 foreign ministers of the grouping had agreed on Thursday night to revive the agreement"

                Then Trudeau doesn't even give notice Friday morning, letting all the other know that he's not coming!

                “It’s less than ideal to have every leader and trade minister from the other 10 countries sitting around the table and not having Canada there,” he told reporters in Da Nang.

                He is an idiot **** head, and was very likely still stoned from the night before.

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                  #9
                  If the US is not there the agreement is irrelevant and useless. All countries around the world are trying to expand export markets but there is only one that does any buying and that is the US. NOBODY else is buying since there populations are getting poorer which is reversing the trend of recent years. Saw that in India in a big way this week.

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                    #10
                    Something not right with the India story.
                    If you can't afford the food putting a tariff on it doesn't help. Something else is going on here that we're not being told. And it isn't over production. That's the local buyers scam to make us panic.

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                      #11
                      The Aussie point of view from, The Sydney Morning Herald

                      [URL="http://www.smh.com.au/world/canadas-pm-justin-trudeau-sabotages-transpacific-partnership-shocking-leaders-20171110-gzj866.html"]http://www.smh.com.au/world/canadas-pm-justin-trudeau-sabotages-transpacific-partnership-shocking-leaders-20171110-gzj866.html[/URL]

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                        #12
                        I suspect the big ol dog the lives in the doghouse to the south reached over to the little yappy dog and gave his leash a real sharp tug.

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                          #13
                          Mr Trudeau's walk-out is deeply embarrassing for Canada's Trade Minister Franois-Philippe Champagne, who has agreed to the deal.

                          Officials expected that the leaders would simply rubber-stamp what had already been agreed by the trade ministers, despite the agreement being unpopular in Canada.

                          Australia's Trade Minister Steven Ciobo said it was disappointing the leaders' meeting had to be cancelled.

                          He said what the trade ministers had agreed on was a "very high quality deal, one that maintained high standards and would have seen benefits flowing to the countries".

                          Mr Ciobo said despite the set-back the 10 other countries will need to consider the issues raised by Canada.

                          But no further negotiations or meetings are planned.

                          The agreement negotiated over more than a year would deliver 19 new free trade agreements among the 11 countries.

                          For Australia the pact would open new trade agreements with Canada and Mexico and provide greater market access to Japan, Chile, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam and Brunei.

                          The countries account for almost one quarter of Australia's exports of goods and services.

                          Backed by Australia, Japan has lobbied hard to proceed with the pact that is seen as a way to counter China's regional dominance.

                          Mr Turnbull is scheduled to meet Mr Trudeau during the three-day APEC meetings.

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                            #14
                            Well if one of the following told him not to attend he likely wouldn't:
                            CAW Union
                            Gerald Butts
                            Anti-oil pipeline activists
                            His main fundraiser, Bronfman and his tax haven funds

                            Getting this TPP11 agreement done would give us an advantage over the USA and is actually a better deal for us. Hopefully a Canadian representative attends the next meeting.

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                              #15
                              The meeting was canceled by the Japanese chairman

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