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You know how it is. You search someone's home, you set aside the evidence, and you promptly forget about it for 12 years. I dislike Kim Dotcom as much as the ne
by juujian 2y ago
You know how it is. You search someone's home, you set aside the evidence, and you promptly forget about it for 12 years. I dislike Kim Dotcom as much as the next gal or guy, maybe even more, but this is weird.
- ein0p 2y ago[flagged]
- Xunjin 2y agoI'm sorry, but what is your point with this comment? I don't see a link at all with the topic.
- 0x9127831 2y agoAccording to others in this thread, Kim posted pro Russian Twitter messages. Another pro-Russian commentator, Scott Ritter, had his house searched this week and had his UN Iraq WMD documents taken. None of us has the necessary information. Ritter clearly overshoots massively in his Russia commentary and I disagree with almost all things he says about Russia. On the other hand, you can find associations of both him and DotCom with LaRouche. And LaRouche is a mystery: https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/cult/larouche/larou1.htm https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/cult...
- ein0p 2y agoThe point is I highly doubt this sudden interest in Kim’s person is caused by a 12 years old copyright infringement case.
- BLKNSLVR 2y agoDon't forget they helicopter-dropped a heavily-armed swat team onto his property to execute the search of his home. Illegally, extra-judicially. Although it was mainly NZ authorities who overstepped their bounds by allowing it.
- stefan_ 2y agoThats just how much time money buys you in appeals, challenges and what not.
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