What I wonder is if, or when, ICANN will start taking the US government to court, preferably in countries outside the USA, for violating the laws of those countries.
If ICANN does nothing, and nobody does anything to stop this, it will destroy the internet. (And there's no obvious white knight. The UN I trust even less than the US government.)
Right, I mean if this stuff is already happening then what are your options? You're right to not trust the UN. The UN might as well be the fourth branch of the US government - the branch that allows the US to order other countries around while still maintaining plausible deniability.
If ICANN does nothing, and nobody does anything to stop this, it will destroy the internet. (And there's no obvious white knight. The UN I trust even less than the US government.)