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Kim Dotcom seeks damages as prosecutors acted in ‘illegal’ way after ruling
- tradersam 10y ago> Dotcom's legal team will are now also looking to unfreeze Dotcom's assets in Hong Kong and also seek "remedy" for the raid of the internet entrepreneur's house. As long as the U.S. (FBI specifically) have him on their radar, I don't think this is very likely.
- philliphaydon 10y agoYeah I donno how the NZ Court is going to convince Hong Kong to unfreeze everything. More interested to see if he gets compensated by the government when he sues for damages.
- Cephlin 10y agoLink is not very useful unless you disable your adblocker.
- vorticalbox 10y agoI hate websites like that.
- philliphaydon 10y agoI didn't have to disable mine???
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- howerj 10y agoYou can use your adblocker (well, uBlock origin) to block the elements that popup over the article.
- omgtehlion 10y agoF12, delete element
- carlmcqueen 10y agoI read the link from work where they've disabled the use of adblockers, I didn't have any trouble.
- dovdovdov 10y agouBlock v1.11.1.0 managed it flawlessly.
- moftz 10y agoThere was a button that said "Continue using adblocker" that removed the popup and let me read the article.
- doodpants 10y agoI simply used reader view in Firefox.
- niij 10y agoYour 3rd party software is irrelevant to the article.
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- toyg 10y agoI hope he takes them to the cleaners. NZ executive authorities acted really badly in this saga, playing action cops along their US friends with no respect for the rule of law in their own country. Dotcom might not be a pleasant character, but being an asshole is not a crime in NZ. If they don't like their own laws they should change them, not wave guns around because some cowboy tells them to.