Re: [ga] WGIG: Working Papers

[Jeff Williams <jwkckid1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Eric and all former DNSO GA members or other interested
stakeholders/users,

  Like most UN based or related organizations and their recent
corrupt endeavors, it is not or should not be surprising to view
what WGIG/WSIS as another "Soap opera" as you so quaintly
but likely correctly put it Eric.

  What I want to know is, what and who are "WSIS accredited
entities"?  This seems like code for exclusionary tactics or
processess/policies to not include any and all stakeholders/users
from participating at all, let alone a level "playing field"...  There
is something foul smelling here.... 

  It may be that now that the US has a new Atty. Gen. in 
Mr. Gonzolez and Mr. Volker has exposed some significant 
wrong doing in other endeavors within the UN, that this 
UN organization needs a legal audit of sorts and in some
detail...

 As some of you know Mr. Volkers report on the UN's 
Oil for food program fiasco came out today, seemingly
and scathingly casting definite doubt as to the internal
workings of several UN agencies and the likelihood
of fraud or frauds that may have taken place...  It
is also true several congressmen on both sides of the
isle are calling in increasing numbers for the defunding
of the US's portion of the UN's funding as well as 
canceling the proposed loan for the planned new UN
facilities in New York as result in part to Mr. Volkers
report...

Hugh Dierker wrote:

>    Isn't this the same thread as makes such a joke in the at-large
> forum.
> Why did Erick post it here with such comments.
> There is bitter endfighting over this I believe.
> What is Ericks official title?
> Who is he opposing in the working of this draft? And why?
>
> Hum, another soap opera.
> Eric
>
> Erick Iriarte Ahon <faia@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS)
>
> URL: http://wgig.org/working-papers.html
>
> WORKING PAPERS
> The papers below are the first of a series of 'draft working papers'
> prepared by WGIG members, reflecting the preliminary findings of
> various
> drafting teams. They have been subject to review by all WGIG members,
> but
> they do not necessarily present a consensus position nor do they
> contain
> agreed language accepted by every member. The purpose of the drafts is
> to
> provide a basis for the ongoing work of the group. They are therefore
> not
> to be seen as chapters of the final WGIG report, but rather as raw
> material
> that will be used when drafting the report. The draft working papers
> have
> been published here for public comment, so they will evolve, taking
> into
> account input from governments and stakeholders. Additional draft
> working
> papers will be made available in this section.
>
> List of Papers:
>
> - Administration of Internet names and IP addresses
>
> - Administration of the Root Server system
>
> - Peering and Interconnection
>
> - Telecommunications infrastructure, broadband access, convergence
> with NGN
>
> - Cyber security, cybercrime
>
> - Competition policy, liberalization, privatization and regulations
>
> - Spam
>
> - Dispute Resolution
>
> - Security of network and information systems
>
> - Technical Standards
>
> - Affordable and universal access
>
> - Social dimensions and inclusion
>
> - VoIP
>
>
> Comments
> Governments and all stakeholders are invited to comment on these
> papers,
> preferably by making use of this template. Due consideration will be
> given
> to all comments, but use of the template will facilitate processing
> feedback. All comments received from governments and WSIS accredited
> entities by 11 February 1200 hours GMT will be posted on this website.
>
> Comments by other entities or individuals will also be posted,
> provided
> they are relevant to the issues under discussion.
> Template for comments: http://wgig.org/docs/comment-template.doc
>
> Nota Especial: Se espera que en los proximos dias se publiquen
> documentos
> sobre otros temas

Regards,
--
Jeffrey A. Williams
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