[governance] A Response re. Just Net Coalition and Internet Social Forum
Jean-Christophe Nothias
jeanchristophe.nothias at gmail.com
Sun May 3 05:11:41 EDT 2015
Thanks to both of you for this interesting and enlightening exchange.
I wonder if part these same people will ever find their way back to speaking truth to citizens and power. So much propaganda, so many damned lies, so gracious and generous vested interests. Multistakeholderism as a driver of public policy decision making is a masquerade that will die from its own vacuums and flaws. It will ultimately break the Internet. The ones pretending to represent a so-called 'from the Internet community' that never existed - except in the transnational balance sheet of digital rubber barons - are accomplice for this CS failure. CS doesn't need multistakeholderism to be heard: would CS be united and spot on, its influence would be entirely intact and 'efficient'. The digital MSist emperor-size bed will infant nothing except keeping the current the US-ymmetry alive.
Sad!
JC
Le 3 mai 2015 à 10:36, parminder a écrit :
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>
> On Sunday 03 May 2015 03:08 AM, Ralf Bendrath wrote:
>> SNIP
>>
>> 3. Rather significantly, and that may interest this list even more,
>> prominent civil society players, either actively or implicitly, followed
>> and supported the US led developed countries' approach. Which of course
>> have contributed to where we are now with the WSIS plus 10. (...)
>> .. which sounds like something to be addressed in a CS declaration for
>> the WSIS+10.
>
> Yes, Ralf, but would you not find it rather odd if a lot of people who actively helped precipitate a particular situation now adapt or even sign on to a CS declaration decrying that situation! That was the point I was making... And good to hear you again after a long time.... parminder
>>
>> (But then it should also mention that NetMundial achieved what the IGF
>> (I guess intentionally) never achieved: An adopted multi-stakeholder
>> document. Boy, what did we think we could achieve with the dynamic
>> coalitions back then... But I'm getting melancolic.)
>>
>> Best, Ralf
>>
>>
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