I am deciding that I don't like Lyris.
It bounced this message as a duplicate.
At 02:51 PM 1/5/99 -0500, Martin B. Schwimmer wrote:
>+ AFAIC, they [trademark interests] are the single largest force, against
>human
>>rights, on the planet.
>>
>
>This list is either the primary open discussion of an experiment in
>Internet self-governance, or it is street corner filled with lunatics
>shouting at each other (and will deserve as much political credibility as
>such a street corner). The demonization has gone far enough - if you don't
>support this level of hate-filled rhetoric, step forward and say so now.
http://www.epic.org
nuf said.
Sorry about the terseness, but that wasn't enough
These have search engines. At the search engine type "WIPO" and press enter.
http://www.epic.org
http://www.eff.org
This one doesn't have a search engine I could find. You actually have to
read the dox and search manually.
http://www.cdt.org
I am more than willing to provide proof of my statements, unlike Kent Crispin.
Also, unlike many, I have actually read all those dox. The picture is not a
rosy one. One MHSC core competency is encryption technology and a key
business effector is encryption policy around the world. WIPO has direct
effect on many related issues. For example, how can WIPO monitor possible
trademark violations if all packets are encrypted at the 128-bit level? The
answer is that they can't. Therefore they are not in favor of strong
encryption. This speaks directly against the recognised human right to
privacy in communications and free speech.
I think I have adequate proof to daemonize WIPO legitimately. However, I do
not deamonize WIPO, they deamonize themselves by their actions and
track-record.
Martin, you asked for proof, be careful what you ask for, I just gave it to
you.
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