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RFC1925 Part 2.4 On Wed, 25 Sep 2002, Joe Baptista wrote: > > > On Wed, 25 Sep 2002, Jim Segrave wrote: > > > > who cares. China is not aware of the security implications to the > > > homeland. china is after all a nation ruled by madarines. the colours of > > > authority change with the wind but the rules of the mandarine class has > > > not ended. order is critical to the natural balance of chiness society. > > > > > > ipv6 challenges order. so what will the nat wall of china do now. i > > > shall of course be investigating. i think icann goes to china next ;) > > > > Could further nonsense in this direction please be sent to a newsgroup > > like alt.test please? > > > > Nanog is hardly the place for such incisive analysis of the current > > political order or social structures of China. > > > > And it's Mandarin. Capitalized even. Which suggests the depth of > > research which has obviously gone into this. > > hey - the chiness are a speciality of mine ;) > > lynx www.dot-god.com/bod/jb/chinasponsor.html > > and these are issues that we are going to have to deal with. and it's no > picnic for the people who have to manage ipv6 infrastructure. the chines > are the least of our concerns. > > cheers > joe baptista > > p.s. i still have no idea where the fantasy in my article exists. so far > i just see i-society complaints of madness but no substance. > > >
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