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Laurie Swan wrote in article <5fp0pd$h...@romeo.logica.co.uk>...
> 
> What people have to realise is that most countries laws are 10 years
> out of step with technology, mainly because it takes five years for
> governments to realise there is a problem and another five years for
> them to draft, circulate, comment, redraft, write, rewrite, lobby,
> vote and enact the legeslation.  Any country's law, IMHO, can't handle
> the internet.  The US may bluff and bluster, but at the end of the day
> the best they can do is take a pair of very large scissors and cut
> those wires that connect them to the rest of the world.
> 

Five years eh?
That explains the mess of the USA. They have four year terms, the first year
is spent promising the voters the world, the middle two are spent preparing
and the last is spent second quessing the minority fringe and campaigning for
the next election.

>
> And would anyone notice???  =:->
> 

Yes, the rest of the world would notice the speed increase on the net. Also,
without AOL the content of all NGs would improve. 
-- 
Willy

Only in Canada, eh?