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    #11
    But back to the topic of the EU/Canada trade agreement. For what it's worth, my wacky conspiracy theory of the day is that this rejection by Germany has more to do with Russia then anything else. IMHO Russia is a more important trading partner to Germany then Canada will ever be.

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      #12
      Ah yes littledoggie - Russia - The country that is brave enough to stand up to the IMF and the Fed; and not only the Germans are paying attention. And all the while Putin is being painted by the bankster controlled media as the bad guy... Probably too much for this thread.

      However, Germany and the rest of the world are waking up to this scam and realising that the only way to stop the destruction is to stop the ones who are promoting it. Canada has an incredible opportunity and my hope is that we have some Canadians with balls as big as Putin's. And we do. Signs everywhere; from more Chinese investment in Canadian business to allowing JBS and not simply another American into Brooks. Cause it was ALLOWED after all. Go big balled Canuckleheads.... LOL

      Check out how Germany is checking out the BRICS union and their new bank.

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        #13
        Littledoggie, I think it has more to do with Germany wishing to retain their sovereignty and not get into some of the restrictions placed on them by trade agreements like this.
        As an agricultural export market Russia doesn't make up a big part of the German total. Around 1.6 billion Euro out of a total of 62 billion Euro - around 2.5%. Germany is very much a Euro zone trader both for imports and exports.

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          #14
          With our standard of living and wages the cop is too high to ever think of being a exporter to most countrys except for the realy high or the realy low cuts of meat.

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