[address-policy-wg] Update on ALLOCATED PI/UNSPECIFIED

Am 05.08.2016 um 07:44 schrieb Netmaster (KPN Eurorings B.V. Germany):
> Oliver Bartels wrote:
>> This means: Your company knew, what they bought, and they knew,
>> that there were third party rights *already*.
> Why wouldn't this be valid for Far East hedge funds?
In *theory* it is valid.
In *theory* if you have deposits in Icelandic banks, you have
the right to get them back, covered by international agreements.
You may even take Hypo Alpe Adria/HETA bank bonds *guaranteed* by
the Austrian (!) federal state Kaernten, that is not too far away.
A state gurantee says and means: 100% money back plus interest.
In *theory* Great Britain is a stable member of the European Union
and your big investements there should give you access to the EU
common market under *current* GB and EU law.
In *practice*: Good luck ...

And: Have you ever tried to handle a dificult non-scheme problem
calling your mobile operators call center located in India ...

We are living in difficult and unstable times, and RIPE NCC provides
international services, it is quite easy to move resources between
different countries, it is quite difficult to apply a constant
legislation on them.

Thus the party insuring the resources should be RIPE and no one else.

KInd Regards
Oliver

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