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New.Net's .XXX the Big Winner in ICANN Secret Deal
ICANN and the I* insiders have once again fooled
the masses with their usage (manipulation) of the
U.S. Government to create a distraction. The .XXX
TLD is a perfect example.
1. .XXX is alive and well and run by New.Net and
Jon Postel's cronies Dave Farber and Rodney Joffey.
2. The U.S. Government had little to do with the
secret ICANN deal to delegate .XXX to Farber and
Joffey and other Postel Worker Labor Union members.
3. ICANN uused (***used***) the U.S. Government
as a shield, to hide the secret deal making.
[Note: Most people are not familiar with the
secret meeting in the hotel room with Farber,
Bradner, and other Postel cronies before ICANN
was formed. That was the secret meeting where
the then IBM lobbyist, Roger Cochetti, layed
out ICANN. Cocehetti of course was on his way
to Verisign where he cashed out on the secret
deal made.]
4. Cerf is a puppet in a cheap three-piece-suit
that does what he is told. The ICANN "process"
is all a charade, a front, to hide via distraction
the real deals being made, elsewhere.
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