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ICANN and ISOC Love the USG When They Run the Show
if ICANN kisses the USG good-bye everyone can
start with a clean slate and build a better .NET
https://www.frc.org/get.cfm?i=AL05H04&trac k=0
"We've met with key people at the Commerce Department, which has jurisdiction over ICANN, and we asked you to send letters and emails to President Bush and ICANN, telling them to stop the .XXX domain. And thanks to your letters and emails, the Bush Administration announced this week that "due to unprecedented opposition" (that means from YOU), it asked ICANN to halt the process for one month and reconsider. We now have until September 15 to pressure ICANN to kill the .xxx Domain."
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