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http://Toys.R.US
Neustar, ICANN, ISOC and the U.S. Government insiders that continue to shape the [fading] DNS (and whois) terrain of cyberspace will be happy
to take the high-ground with you in the middle as
their "toy". You will be like the fat kid with the
thick glasses as the school-yard bullies encircle
you and laugh at you. Their little clique is very
well known and very tight. They laugh all the way
to the bank. You are their sport, their toys. If
you choose to play, they will be happy to toss
the ball from one player to the other, just over
your head. You get the honor of paying them
for the game. They are headed out on their next
vacation junket, paid for by netizens. When the
funding stops, they cease to exist.
http://Toys.R.US
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