@Carlo 128702 wrote:
I have this funny feeling that no matter what argument or case is raised by these countries, that it will be revoked, WTO or not, I think that their national security acts will supercede or circumvent WTO.
There has been talk about security issues and terrorist funding. I would think they would have been quick to use this in their favor to support the UIGEA if it was found. We havn’t seen any evidence of this. The main stance I have seen the US government rally for the UIGEA and the WTO is a moral issue (or the pretense of). I agree though that many things could supercede the WTO unfortunatly.