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ICANN to Require RED Lights in .PRO Porch Lights
ICANN is set to add new regulations to their .PRO ladies.
Red Lights will be required to be installed in
all porch lights, especially after dark. This will
allow law enforcement officers to better provide
protection and to take advantage of services when
off duty.
Whois information will be reviewed by Madam Marilyn to make sure it points to her brothel syndicate.
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