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It’s minimum standard not a case of Vietnam having to raise its standards to Japan’s. The more likely scenario there of course will inevitably be a lowering of standards towards the direction of Vietnam. I’m guessing that you knew that anyway. Just trying to be a smart arse.

Like I’ve told you. Go and do some reading on the subject. I’ve tried to help you out by providing half a dozen or so links over the last couple of days but you’re clearly ignoring them because you’re as clueless as ever. I’ve told you that the links that I’ve provided are the tip of the iceberg...

Stop twisting things;)

When me and my brother were in our late teens and both living at home I did something to piss him off. Don’t recall what but what I do remember is his revenge. He waited for me to make my sandwiches for work the next day and go to bed, he then took my sandwiches out the fridge opened them up and...

Like I’ve told you already. Go and do some reading on the subject. I’ve tried to help you out by providing half a dozen or so links over the last couple of days but you’re clearly ignoring them because you’re as clueless as ever. I’ve told you that the links that I’ve provided are the tip of the...

Like I’ve told you. Go and do some reading on the subject. I’ve tried to help you out by providing half a dozen or so links over the last couple of days but you’re clearly ignoring them because you’re as clueless as ever. I’ve told you that the links that I’ve provided are the tip of the iceberg...

Are you a chip of the old block;)

You haven’t read them have you. This reply confirms that. You haven’t gone and looked for the details of the TPP for yourself have you like I suggested. Again this reply confirms that.

You seem to have missed it but Japan doesn’t want a bespoke deal with the U.K. they want us to join the ailing TPP. That might not even happen. We need a bespoke deal with Japan once we leave the EU, on that I think we both agree. Certainly seems to be the gist of what you’re saying. I would...

You mean apart from the numerous links I’ve supplied? Five just today if I’m keeping count correctly and numerous just yesterday. If you spend five minutes looking it’s actually very easy to find negative pieces on the TPP. Most reference direct TPP proposed policy and many quote politicians...

You clearly don’t understand it all because you’ve claimed something completely different to what I pointed out that New Zealand had said. Twisting again. There’s already enough details to say it’s shit, it’s also not what we need. We need individual and bespoke deals especially with Japan...

Because it’s not a free trade agreement and nothing else. It’s not even a full FTA before you consider the conditions.

They can’t agree the details. That is why it’s a lame duck. All they have is more questions than answers.

There concerns with regards the TPP is not who lives there it’s who will all of a sudden be able to buy homes there while not living there. It’s a pretty simple difference. Although I’m not surprised that you’ve failed to understand the difference.

Without the U.K. the U.K. isn’t in advanced talks with them and that’s what you claimed.

That’s right the countries as individual countries in individual bespoke deals not with the block on TPP terms. Your many times repeated inability to understand this very basic difference is flabbergasting.

I voted for them once and once only and it was a tactical vote rather than an endorsement of policy. To give you the short version Cameron won the election on the pledge of a referendum following negotiations with the EU. I knew that those negotiations wouldn’t be plain sailing and Cameron’s...

What it shows is that a lame duck trading block that can’t get off the ground is desperate to make it look attractive to the other parties that have concerns about it. Funny that the invite come from the PM of one of the group rather than a joint statement from the group don’t you think...

Ha ha. Classic Astute. You crack me up.

New Zealand also has concerns about how it will let foreign investors buy homes. How’s that going to help the housing crisis in the U.K.? It’s already a major problem in London without opening the door to a wider audience.