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Any Free Speech Left in .US?
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Any Free Speech Left in .US?
Was there ever any ?
Have you looked at the recent NAIVE comments from
Esther's latest stooge placed on the ICANN Board ?
She is pointing fingers at China for censorship
while orchestrating more subtle censorship via
the "ICANN Community". When it is subtle, it is
apparently OK. That is the game, having a variety
of players to confuse naive on-lookers. Those
naive participants are of course named as part
of "the community" and their views are shaped by
the insiders.
NAIVE + NEFARIOUS = a Human Tragedy
ICANN and their tight circle of Registries love to
have NAIVE people continue to enter their arenas. .US was corrupt under the Postel Regime and it
has not changed.
Do you think .CUBA will change whan Castro dies ?
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