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ICANN Makes Nice to ccTLDs (Again)
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ICANN is moving up town and rubbing shoulders
with the United Nations and the ITU. They have
no time for peasants running ccTLDs.
Paul Twitey needs to find his next gig, with
one of the International bodies operating out
of Geneva Switzerland, New York and Washington, D.C.
ICANN is just a stepping stone in California
for the off-shore immigrants on their way to
the top of the Swiss Alps which are being
moved to Mars. Cerf has his chalet picked out
on Mars.
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"no more direct dialog between ICANN and ccTLDs?"
by Anonymous
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