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"recommendation to diversify funds"
How much cash and other investments does ARIN have these days ?
Does ARIN have enough $$$ to start buying weapons
of mass destruction and do they have an armed
militia ?
Or, does most of the cash flow out to the ARIN
Trustees as out-sourced service contracts ?
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"ARIN performed a Sarbanes-Oxley audit.
ARIN hired a new auditor."
Sounds like ARIN is trying to figure out where
all the money went.
Don't look at ICANN, they can't tell you where
all the money went, other than off-shore.
Don't ask Vinton Cerf or Bernie Ebbers where the
billions of dollars at Worldcom went. They aren't
talking (or listening).
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