US-EU Free Trade Agreement Worries Fans of Regulation
Would be world's largest free trade deal
U.S. consumer groups plan to raise concerns on Wednesday about a proposed free trade agreement between the United States and the European Union, which they fear could weaken important government health, environmental and food safety regulations and undermine privacy on the Internet.
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"U.S. consumer groups"....
Nope.
"U.S protection rackets"