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VeriSign Responds to SSAC on SiteFinder Report
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Actually, it was just another master-stroke in
the long history of Verisign-(NSI)-fabricated
distractions. Verisign must have a huge staff
that sits around all day dreaming up the next
distraction. They feed the distraction to the
public via **their** ICANN stooges and everyone
runs off to chase their tails, while Verisign
laughs all the way to the bank.
While the distractions are keeping people from
making any progress, Verisign is of course working
behind the scenes, in private, with other
companies to plan and execute their next moves.
The distractions help to draw people out. They
are a form of trolling. ICANN is an essential
**tool** used by Verisign to stir the waters.
As long as the ICANN insiders are paid well and
have to do largely nothing all day, except stay
home and surf the net, they play along with the
game. Verisign pays the bulk of all the bills.
Competition for Verisign is of course kept away.
People are too busy dealing with the distractions.
It is all a huge waste of time and human resources.
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