> TTIP was NOT signed into law already. It is also a completely different treaty from TTP. (TTP has nothing to do with the EU btw). TTIP hasn't been signed int

> TTIP was NOT signed into law already. It is also a completely different treaty from TTP. (TTP has nothing to do with the EU btw). TTIP hasn't been signed into law, but it's been written by EU member states to serve EU members' interests, so it's pretty reasonable to use it as a measure of what the EU wants. TPP is a different treaty from the TTIP, though not very - the TPP and TTIP were written in tandem to be companion agreements, and the TPP contains many provisions that were explicitly included as concessions to the interests of EU states, even though they're not parties to the TPP itself.