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ICANN Executive Committee Votes Funds to GAC
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Consistent with the policies described in our FAQ, I've deleted an annonymous post that was (borderline) libelous. Due to the quirks of our software this results in deleting the two replies.
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Conspiracy? (Score: 0)
by Anonymous on Wednesday, August 14 @ 17:34:18 MDT
Something is fishy here.
Paul Twomey is [FIVE WORDS DELETED HERE -MF] He is partners with Ira Magaziner who is responsible for the white paper giving rise to ICANN (and ultimately approving of ICANN as newco).
Twomey controls the GAC. ICANN staff defers to the GAC as if the GAC were the board of directors.
Now, ICANN authorizes $75k to GAC, which inevitably will be paid to Twomey and Magaziner.
What's the real deal?
Re: Conspiracy? (Score: 0)
by Anonymous on Thursday, August 15 @ 07:16:50 MDT
Given that Twomey is no longer employed by the Australian government nor does he represent the Australian government in the GAC, one has to ask why he is involved at all???
Perhaps ICANN decided ... (Score: 0)
by Anonymous on Thursday, August 15 @ 14:24:54 MDT
That the best way to disarm the GAC would be to turn it into another ICANN board. That means it would need conflicts of interest, sleazy people, and board squatting.
So they get this guy then ... I could have been really catty in this comment, I pulled my punch!
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