[Graewoulf]

Since the United Nations has proven for over a year now that it cannot resolve the ‘Slaughter in Syria,’ of what use is the United Nations as a Peace Keeping Force?

[Venturer]

The UN wants to run the fricking world.

It’s time to stop.

Time to stop this BS.

[Terry L Smith]

Would you want the UN to look over your Twitter, Facebook, and MySpace account?

Would you want the UN to know when the last time you purchased anything to do with ‘firearms’?

Would you want the UN to know when you type such truthful things as Mohammed was a pedophile? Or that Obama had a love affair with a guy in a Chicago bathouse?

[BitWielder1]

UN is unable to run or fix anything but they want to control everything.
Central planning doesn't work, the 70 years Russia and the east block lost should have taught us that. But no, the commies just found a much larger playground and more countries to plunder.

[SC_Pete]

One global tax, then 2, then 3.... Then you have global governance by our enemies.

[JimRed]

The UN (Useless Nothing) is only good for bashing the United States (conservatives, that is; Marxists are OK with them) and Israel.

Under a different administration we might finally send them packing to Brussels, Paris or Beijing, but as it is we’re stuck with them for four more years (or at least until December 21st!).

UN OUT OF U.S.—U.S. OUT OF UN!

[Mr. Know It All]

One idea is to apply the ITU’s long-distance telephone rules to the Internet by creating a “sender-party-pays” rule.

This is the kind of thing that Net Neutrality forbids. Remember "Net Neutrality"? That was something all good conservatives were supposed to hate because... well, "neutrality" sounds Swiss or something.

[sarasota]

Hackers will destroy our cyberspace. Just a matter of time before grids are controlled by other entities.

[JimRed]

…Regimes such as Russia and Iran also want an ITU rule letting them monitor Internet traffic routed through or to their countries, allowing them to eavesdrop or block access.

And he warns that the Obama Administration’s representative seems inadequately committed to advancing and protecting American interests.

The Obama regime's idea of "American interests" is the ability to monitor and control potential dissent. So I've reworded the paragraph to reflect reality.

…Regimes such as Obama's in the U.S., Russia and Iran also want an ITU rule letting them monitor Internet traffic routed through or to their countries, allowing them to eavesdrop or block access.

[Hardraade]

Kill the UN.

All of them.

[Hotlanta Mike]

Let them take it over, and it shall wither on the vine as they say. In parallel the internet 2.0 will emerge outside of UN control and led by entrepreneurs.

[freekitty]

It’s not theirs to run.

[BuffaloJack]

I cannot remember a single moment in my 6-1/2 decade life that I ever though anything the UN did was good.
This is just another power grab by a cartel of despots.

[Jyotishi]

“Dark net” and “undernet” offer a solution:

FOIA Documents Show TOR Undernet Beyond the Reach of the Federal Investigators

FOIA Request: silk road anonymous marketplace (DOJ)

Michael Morisy
Activist Post
Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Recently released documents detail the federal government’s inability to pursue cybercriminals shrouded by the tricky anonymity tools used by the Silk Road marketplace and other darknet sites - tools which are funded in part by the federal government itself. In this particular case, a citizen reported stumbling upon a cache of child pornography while browsing the anonymous Tor network’s hidden sites, which are viewable with specialized, but readily available, tools and the special .onion domain.

Keep on reading here:

http://www.activistpost.com/2012/06/foi-documents-show-tor-undernet-beyond.html