[governance] FW: Brazil opens investigation into US spying

[Daniel Kalchev]

The "problem" with these fruitless efforts is that they take away 
valuable resources from resolving more relevant Internet governance 
issues. In a way, they will not win the direct confrontation, but will 
gain advantage of the "enemy" not being able to move forward faster -- 
and eventually giving up.

I was under the impression that this was an technique of the KGB (and 
previous agencies) inspired tactics, but I now see it is apparently 
spread worldwide :)

In any case, regulating the Internet has nothing to do with preventing 
someone to spy on you. More regulation, more spying. This is how it works.

Daniel



On 11.07.13 13:11, Chaitanya Dhareshwar wrote:
> Won't happen doesnt matter how hard they try.
> -C
> On Thu, Jul 11, 2013 at 3:32 PM, Carlos A. Afonso <ca at cafonso.ca 
> <mailto:ca at cafonso.ca>> wrote:
>
>     more governmental (and intergovernmental, or multilateral) control
>     of the Internet
>
>
>

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