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"let the Family Research Council know"
You can bet that the Internet Society is all over
the Family Research Council educating them about
the situation. For $50,000 the Family Research
Council could probably become one of the gold card
members of the Internet Society.
Beyond the ISOC, you can bet that Vinton Cerf
will be **helping** to get the Family Research
Council connected. His Worldcom or MCI account
reps will be sent in to sell high-priced
connections to all of the Family Research Council
offices, homes, etc.
ICANN will then of course be called on to
"network" the Family Research Council with all
of the **right people**. There will be .LA
parties and A-list invitees and then some
special events in the .DC area. The Family
Research Council will become part of "the Family".
Above it all, you will have Esther and the
other insiders making sure that "the Family"
is included on all of the IPOs before the
markets open. There will be a lot of "education"
needed to make sure "the Family" hears about
the big bad government as being bad. Yeah,
those bad people over at the DOC who are trying
to control the .NET. The Family will be spinning
in circles trying to find out which end is up.
The Family will eventually forget all about the
.XXX TLD and what brought them into the ISOC
fold. They will be singing about The Good Old
IANA Religion before they can say Jon Postel.
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