[ICANN-EU] To Ban people and CIA

["F. Ravanelli" <ravanelli@ravanelli.com>]

Dear Roland and all,

>there is something you must again think about: I said keep politics out but
>I did not say: be unpolitical. To keep politics out means that people like
>Oberhaensli must definitively kept out of ICANN, because they want to slip
>the common thinking of politics to the web

even if I agree that it's not a big thins to say good words without givin'
any practial way to develop them, it's not right to ban somebody. He has
got his right to speak, you have got your right to think in the opposite
way of him and don't give much attention. But nobody can ban anybody else:
as you may have seen, usually to ban somebody it's the best way to create
enemies who works against other people. 

>standing for a ancient european party or acnient politic or ancient unions,
>will only produce an ancient web, because they were elected in their
>position by the members of their party or paid by their party. 

I agree. But don't forget that the new media will change soon some ways to
do politic...

>And there is another thing: If we open our mouth too much concerning new
ICANN politics: do you really believe that the FBI or the CIA, watching our
dicussion, will allow to drive ICANN to a organisation totally in opposite
to the US
politics? 

There's no reason to work AGAINST somebody; it's better to work FOR
something else if you think in a different way. If your work is good and,
of course, you are a good speaker and you promote it among people, you'll
do something really good; if you have got the greatest idea of this world
but you work alone and you leave other people out, you'll never do anything
good.

Anyway, it's better to stop to see US governative conspiracies in
everyplace: it's true that UKUSA treat techically allow NSA and GCHQ (oh,
what a surprise: this is not a secret service from USA but from Europe! :-)
and other intelligence services to get all your mails, fax, ... and not
just the message posted here; but think about other things which happened
here in Europe... CIA isn't an enemy; try to scare people about everything
is an enemy action! Remember that: when there's a prison, ther's always a
way to break it; but if you worry about other candidates, about controls,
... about everything there's no escape from fears.

Best wishes,

Francesco Ravanelli

BTW: I see you quoted my email at the end of your message; do you think I'm
a politician, too? :-)


>Von: "F. Ravanelli" <franz@ravanelli.com>
>An: <icann-europe@fitug.de>
>Cc: <icann-candidates@egroups.com>
>Gesendet: Sonntag, 27. August 2000 12:51
>Betreff: [icann-candidates] Re: [ICANN-EU] The real challenge for all of us
>as candidates
>
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>> Hello!
>>
>> >I agree with you completely.
>>
>> Great! :-)
>>
>> >I agree with you completely. It was bad luck ravenelli.it was registered
>> by someone who just wants to make money out of it. However, if he had not
>> registered it, but the famous football player, would you feel better? Or
>> another person called Ravenelli?
>>
>> Sincerily: yes. But I don't ask for a so big luckiness: it would be enough
>> that my surname is used to provide services (of course, not free of
>charge)
>> to the people who share my same surname. Take it in a drawer without
>givin'
>> anything useful for users: it's a thing I find not good. And this happened
>> to a lot of surnames, not just to mine; it's not a way to develop the Net
>> or make business.
>>
>> Bye,
>>
>> Francesco Ravanelli
>> www.ravanelli.com
>>
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