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IGP Campaign Irritates NTIA
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Truth is, Mr. Milton, that your message uses something of which you are well aware - people are lazy to write their own messages. Do you bet that half of the people sending your spam, haven't even read it?
What makes sense in these mails is how many people actually respond to the spam, in which you must have advertized your web site, and how many of them decided NOT to send it.
For one, the proposed text is useless, because it says "give up the Internet from the US government to another... government!"
But how many of your readers have discovered that?
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In Mueller's posts is the everpresent disdain of the US.
I love the late-comers who show up after the fact, then pontificate about how things could be better.
The term "windbag" comes to mind here.
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