[governance] Assange v Obama at the UN

[Riaz K Tayob]

Welll it seems that even Amnesty International has let facts catch up 
with them and pushes what I call a reasonable line on the prosecutions 
for sexual assualt... perhaps this may find favour with critics on this 
list, but perhaps not...

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/sep/27/assange-hague-ecuador-extradition-legal


On 2012/09/27 04:41 PM, parminder wrote:
>
> On Thursday 27 September 2012 06:48 PM, McTim wrote:
>>
>> To what extent is a "law" giving and enforcing stewardship necessary?
>>
>> That seems to be a more central question.
>
> I agree McTim, that itself is a central question..... and oft 
> discussed here :)
>
> Some people just turn a blind eye to the amount of law that is right 
> now given to and enforced over the Internet, and whose interests it 
> serves... Instead of seeing this evident truth, other people who 
> demand an equal right of participation in this law making are 
> condemned as 'control minded'. This is a perception game that the 
> powerful have till now largely won vis a vis the Internet. However, 
> people's power has a way of asserting itself, and the situation may 
> change. We work for that.
>
>  parminder
>>
>>
>
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