That freedom and abundance will only ever reach a small subsection of the global population.

These treaties are written by the wealthy for the wealthy. The average schmuck will be worse off.

So this TTP and TTIP can go fuck themselves.

Whenever 'freedom' is mentioned in such a context, it obviously means the lack of freedom as in the USA Freedom Act, Freedom Fries, etc. Free trade is therefore, anything but.

The article surely is full of anti-corporate paranoia, but their points about security research of safety-critical systems is certainly valid and destruction of private property used for reverse engineering doesn't exactly sound like free trade. If TPP contains this kind of stuff, one may wonder if it has anything to do with trade and unification at all, unless by unification you mean "monopolization by obfuscation".

The "abundance" in your world is limited mostly to Western nations and comes at the expense of everyone else.

Not just "Western nations", but western companies. And by western companies, I mean the Cayman-registered holding companies that record all the profit for multinationals.

And perhaps a few billionaires as well.

This is the kicker.

It's not even the average working person in the West that will benefit, it's big business.