Everyone has been saying this lawsuit doesn't mean anything as this US court does not have jurisdiction. My question is can this company now sue US based companies using spamhaus to filter email?
I think a lot of people are missing U.S. concerns. My main concern is that the corrupt organization known as the U.N. will tax the internet beyond anyone's imagination. This international body has been working for decades on how to tax U.S. citizens and now they have finally found out how. I personally believe that if the U.N. "controls" the root servers that there will be massive taxes on domains and whatever else they can think to tax.
I think the root servers should be left in the control of ICANN. ICANN should become an autonomous organization that reports to no country or no international body, problem solved.
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That would be a pretty ignorant assumption on your part.
ICANN is there too little too late but then again what else is new with that useless organization.
Everyone has been saying this lawsuit doesn't mean anything as this US court does not have jurisdiction. My question is can this company now sue US based companies using spamhaus to filter email?
You don't have to, nobody buys it anyway...
http://www.globalpolicy.org/socecon/ffd/summit00/0 901un.htm
Ya you are right they have never tried to setup a tax organization *roll eyes*
I think a lot of people are missing U.S. concerns. My main concern is that the corrupt organization known as the U.N. will tax the internet beyond anyone's imagination. This international body has been working for decades on how to tax U.S. citizens and now they have finally found out how. I personally believe that if the U.N. "controls" the root servers that there will be massive taxes on domains and whatever else they can think to tax. I think the root servers should be left in the control of ICANN. ICANN should become an autonomous organization that reports to no country or no international body, problem solved.
They are using eminent domain heavily in Manchester right now.