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I see a drone in that man's future.
my le was Kim DotCom takes a on the US government
launches MEGA site with a mockup raid of his mansion
Last edited by cheguevara; 01-22-2013 at 03:24 PM.
I see a drone in that man's future.
he's in one place where if a drone strikes, it'd probably start WWIII
Auckland, New Zealand.
That was uncomfortable.
That guy would make a great Bond villain.
What a dumbass; the South Island is way better.
https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20...protests.shtmlThe Kim Dotcom extradition appeal is now under way, with the first question being whether or not the courtroom drama could be livestreamed on the internet for a global public to watch. The request was originally made by Kim Dotcom and his lawyers, but the lawyers for the US government opposed... because... well, just because.
"US defends mass surveillance programs with 'If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear' but opposes live streaming of my hearing," Dotcom, who attended some of the hearing, said on Twitter.Honestly, it's not at all clear why the government lawyers are opposing this other than to just oppose stuff and be generally obstructionist. However, it doesn't appear to have worked. A little while ago, Dotcom's lawyer Ira Rothken announced that the court had agreed to allow live streaming:
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