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Subject: The Pirate party drops the ball, again.
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mok214 30.04.12 - 06:57pm
File-sharing site The Pirate Bay must be blocked by UK internet service providers, the High Court has ruled.The Swedish website hosts links to download mostly pirated free music and video. Sky, Everything Every where, TalkTalk, O2 and Virgin Media must all prevent their users from accessing the site. You online activists were so paranoid about bills in the U.S. Congress that you totally ignored what was happening in your courts. 
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sqresaus 1.05.12 - 03:51am
Its so easy to switch though 
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mok214 1.05.12 - 05:19am
Switch what, countries and citizenship? 
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sqresaus 1.05.12 - 05:29am
Switch isp theres not just those few you mentioned * +
freakman 1.05.12 - 08:36am
Just use a proxy problem solved. * +
mok214 1.05.12 - 06:08pm
I did not copy and paste the whole BBC News article, just the first paragraph. I think every ISP in the UK is affected by this court decision. Methinks the free downloads on the Twilight Wap site will be cut off soon. Btw, the ISP's are being forced to be the internet police, I don't think a proxy will fool them. 
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dtwillia 1.05.12 - 06:42pm
Not every ISP, just the ones mentioned * +
mok214 1.05.12 - 07:33pm
I looked again, and yes it is only five ISPs affected. But as the old saying goes, 'If you give them an inch, they will take a yard'. So do you think your government will settle for five internet service providers? I remember when your government said the surveillance camera program would be restricted only to crime hotspots on a temporary basis only, and now you cannot get on a bus without somebody seeing if you have dandruff or not. * +
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