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"if ICANN wants to bend rules - they do"
Welcome to the U.S. legal system.
The .OJ trial should have shown the world that
the rich bend the rules, especially those from
places like USC.
Look at Vinton Cerf, he an Bernie Ebbers conned
the U.S. Government out of billions of dollars.
Vinton Cerf runs ICANN. He makes the rules and
bends them for his cronies.
Are Americans proud of ICANN ?
No. ICANN is headed by an Australian.
What American would want to go near ICANN ?
OK, Milton Mueller and his buddy Kofi Anon
might be proud of it. Left-wing liberals are
proud of anything that gets them attention.
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