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    Inactive Member nicolas_arson's Avatar
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    it seems all is not as it.....seems.

    hundreds of companies across the globe are sueing and shutting down hundreds of other companies that provide file sharing on the net. everyone knows that. but what people aren't aware of, is that this is all part of a larger scheme to take over the net. each time a company is shut down, the one who got it shut down is moving into its place, slowly taking over. its all down to the government who are preparing to up scale monitoring of what we do, what we say and what we look at.

    i'll try and find the link to the article about it.

    until then, what are your thoughts?

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    My thoughts can be summed up with this; people that think we are living in a free world are very disillusioned.

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    dude, its just a bunch of record fat cats sick of seeing thier multi billion pound profits reduced, its got nothing to do with a government conspiricy

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    It's quite possible that freedom is followed by feedom. Inevitably most free things get abused by some, and this does give those in power an "excuse" to exert more power over the situation at hand.

    "Well, we tried to do it the popular way, but obviously "sanctions" must be put in place because some have abused the priviledge..." is the justification that will be used.

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