The man who was constantly warned about Rwanda and did nothing? The man who continues to do nothing about Sudan? The man who allowed Oil-For-Food to take place right under his nose?
A despot requires you to be a head of state, and perhaps thug was too harsh, but at least incompetent?
You mean like Yasser Arafat? Le Duc Tho? Kofi Annan?
Please. The Nobel Peace Prize is a joke. It's a contest to see which thug or despot can fool the international community enough.
Riddle me this: Won't net neutrality also prevent "throttling" for reasons that aren't nefarious? With a fixed bandwidth, wouldn't it make sense to throttle services like Email where a few seconds delay isn't noticeable as opposed to VOIP, where a few seconds delay is catastrophic. Doesn't net neutrality prevent this? And thus prevent an ISP from the optimal state for it's traffic?
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The man who was constantly warned about Rwanda and did nothing? The man who continues to do nothing about Sudan? The man who allowed Oil-For-Food to take place right under his nose? A despot requires you to be a head of state, and perhaps thug was too harsh, but at least incompetent?
You mean like Yasser Arafat? Le Duc Tho? Kofi Annan? Please. The Nobel Peace Prize is a joke. It's a contest to see which thug or despot can fool the international community enough.
Riddle me this: Won't net neutrality also prevent "throttling" for reasons that aren't nefarious? With a fixed bandwidth, wouldn't it make sense to throttle services like Email where a few seconds delay isn't noticeable as opposed to VOIP, where a few seconds delay is catastrophic. Doesn't net neutrality prevent this? And thus prevent an ISP from the optimal state for it's traffic?