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It seems at least as plausible that they were there to discuss ACTA, which was signed three months later. Beside, it wasn't the Executive branch that ordered t
by roguecoder 14y ago
It seems at least as plausible that they were there to discuss ACTA, which was signed three months later.
Beside, it wasn't the Executive branch that ordered the Megaupload shutdown: it was the grand jury, followed by an Australian judge (apparently improperly.) Mr. Dotcom doesn't appear understand the US legal system.
Or, more likely, he is willfully ignoring it in favor of a story. Given the lack of evidence that the VP actually did anything, much less that he did anything corrupt, this seems like a desperate bid for attention.
- barredo 14y agoWhat about the HK extradition expert?
- rmc 14y agoAustralian judge New Zealand. You might aswell call Joe Biden vice president of Canada.
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- guelo 14y agoA grand jury doesn't form on its own, an FBI prosecutor initiates the indictment, and as the famous quote says, a prosecutor could indict a ham sandwich if that's what he wanted. Also, yea, New Zealand is not Australia.
- chris_wot 14y agoI know a lot of NZ'ers who would consider your comment an insult!