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Gentlemen,
Let's
keep the political discussions off the Vircom mailing lists please. We'll
make sure to add an Off-Topic section when we have forums up and running, but I
would appreciate if we did not get into things like this here
meanwhile.
Regards,
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Micha�l Gaudette,
P.Eng., M.B.A.
Product Manager
Vircom
Inc.
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Well..... the US supports many countries with VERY
questionable human rights records.
So
singling out Libya just because the US does not need Libya is a bit on the low
morale ground.
David Thake
General Manager
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Lol, yup that’s about
how I see it working. Especially the piss up a tree part. Then they would pass
a resolution that they would never enforce.
John
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Sent: Tuesday,
November 18, 2003 10:50 AM
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Subject: [Modus] OT: China, India and
others seek to have UN control the Internet
The UN? What a joke, it would like giving
K-Mart control over retail business in the USA.
The UN can not even run their own
organization (putting Libya on the Human Rights Council). But since the UN is
an organization "in name only" let them have it. The major players (US,
Japan, etc) would tell them to piss up a tree and then the UN would have a
committee meeting and nothing would happen
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Sent: Tuesday,
November 18, 2003 06:19
Subject: [Modus]
OT: China, India and others seek to have UN control the
Internet
Yes, China helping to run the
Internet.... hmmmm yes, that makes a lot of sense. Then we could
INSTITUTIONALIZE spam and tax it.
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