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By seeking assistance from the UN you are only getting into a political nightmare
that will ultimately disrupt the job of ICANN. In my opinion ICANN should operate
as separate from governments as it can in order to do it's job properly. When government
gets involved here in the United State, elected officials draft laws to limit and
regulate the Internet and it's bodies. Traditional politics are about limiting
and controlling while ICANN's politics are about preserving the Internet's general
structure and making sure it is available to all regions of the world. Mixing
the two is not a good idea because they will clash with something that can only hurt
ICANN at this point.
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