Joop Teernstra wrote:
> 
> The real potential for injustice lies with the re-registrations.

That's right, and it's got me and a lot of others pretty worried. I
consulted with a lawyer (two, actually) about it, and was told not
to sign it, that it's dangerous and unconstitutional. It needs to be
contested in court, and the sooner the better.

> The whole thing reminds me of the "Capitulations" legislation designed to
> exempt Europeans from Ottoman jurisdiction in 19th and early 20th century
> Egypt.
> The ordinary Egyptian in conflict with a European had to contend with the
> European's consular jurisdiction.  No choice.
> Did he agree?

Well, this isn't Egypt, and it isn't the bloody British Empire
either. I don't recognize the authority of the CORE registrars, or
anyone else for that matter, to apply rules and laws to me and my
communications that haven't been voted on by a legislature. They're
not going to get away with it.

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