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[Zilong]

http://www.eastasiaforum.org/2010/04/20/japan-korea-fta-cornerstone-of-the-east-asian-community/

[visitorq]

This is just a move by the globalist leaders of both of these countries to further consolidate their economies into the regional economic (Asian) 'zone', similar to the EU and North American Union. In order to do this, economic (and by extension, political) treaties need to be signed that erode the sovereignty of each nation (step by step, incrementally), so that they will be subsumed into the region. "Free trade" is simply a front for the central banking systems to consolidate themselves along side others, and eventually be morph into a regional central bank (like the EU). In fact there is no real free trade (which would imply free market capitalism), since both nations are perpetually indebted and dependent on infinite central bank credit to stay afloat. Only the elite will benefit.

The spin is that Japan and Korea are signing a free trade agreement as sovereign, independent nations, when in fact their leaders are both just furthering the globalist agenda.

[chellovek]

I thought they said the US was in relative decline? 'tis not the same as decline.

[The Happy Warrior]

And thus the KORUS-FTA's goal of opening up Japan looks as it will prove a success, at least for Korea.

[FUBAR]

Korea-Japan FTA will get settled only AFTER Dokdo is settled.

In other words... don't hold your breath on that. Right now alot of political grandstanding will occur prior to elections. And even if by some reason, the deal is agreed up, the FTA would have to pass congress in both countries to get ratified. I just don't see that happening.