So she uses water from her coffeemaker to make mashed potatoes. Hacking is just forgetting about manuals, learning how technology works and finding new uses for it. But if an Egyptian toaster producer suddenly appears and says the name is a registered trademark, then the domain-name holder has virtually no chance of keeping it. He is equally adamant that he has nothing against Americans. Don't try to tell him that America is a freedom-loving nation that would never encroach on the civil rights of users in other countries.
China has nothing against the Web but considers any kind of political discussion unwelcome.
Arab countries have nothing against free communication, except for pictures of women with unveiled heads, which are considered pornographic. And Germany, due to its history, is sensitive on right-wing radicalism. Control of the Internet, by any nation, is neither possible nor desirable. Mueller-Maguhn will probably best serve Internet users simply by agitating. Obviously, the agency needs to do a better job of attracting attention to itself.