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"In the early 16th century, a devout monk from Germany visited Rome. He was awed to be at the very seat of Christendom."
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Even earlier, Jesus Christ entered the scene and
did some poking around. He found the clerics
walking to and from the temples on special
walk-ways constructed to separate them from the
masses. He found **exclusionary** religious
structures, not **inclusive**. He started a
movement. It sort of routed around the small
group of insiders. The insiders have not gone
away. They will always be there. They have to
be. They define the line between good and evil.
People want to clearly see the line and know
which side of the line they are on. Guess which
side the ISOC and ICANN are on ?
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Re:It’s time for netizens - not ICANN, ISOC or .OR
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