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>Go find the court papers for the indictment. No i dont think i will. onus probandi, you'll need to cite your sources if you want anyone to take this seriously
by nimbius 6y ago
>Go find the court papers for the indictment.
No i dont think i will. onus probandi, you'll need to cite your sources if you want anyone to take this seriously im afraid.
Dotcom was raided in new zealand with a guns out swat style team of tactical commandos and helicopters for what amounted to a civil court issue in his own county. his servers were illegally seized, his assets frozen, and then he was railroaded to the US and told to defend himself penniless despite overwhelming domestic controversy which inevitably led to political fallout for leaders in new zealand.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Dotcom https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Dotcom
- chottocharaii 6y agoHe cited a source, he cited the court documents...
- prh8 6y ago> "if you want anyone to take this seriously" I hope I'm not the only one finding irony in the total lack of punctuation and capitalization in here
- mschuster91 6y ago> and then he was railroaded to the US I agree that the treatment of Dotcom by the US is, essentially, legalized international extortion and the NZ government should have put a stop on it a long time ago... but he is still in NZ.
- contingencies 6y agoThe full story, not without irony, is that the mansion Dotcom was renting was then purchased by a family whose entire business fortune evolved from the facilitating the mass production of plastic children's toys based on US movie IP.