Police in up to 14 countries around Europe have coordinated to carry out raids against suspected file-sharing servers this morning. Locations in The Netherlands, Czech Republic and Hungary were targeted but Sweden appears to have borne the brunt of the action. Seven locations including PRQ, which hosts WikiLeaks, have been raided.
This morning news is coming in which indicates that very significant raids against illicit file-sharing are taking place in locations across Europe.
Police in up to 14 European countries are said to be involved in an operation, said to be in the planning for two years, targeting the Warez Scene, the network of individuals and servers at the top of the so-called ‘Piracy Pyramid’.
Details are scarce at the moment, but it is believed that at the behest of Belgian authorities, raids have gone ahead in The Netherlands, Belgium, Norway, Germany, Great Britain, Czech Republic, Hungary and Sweden.
Not unusually, Sweden appears to have borne the brunt of the activity with a total of seven locations raided including Stockholm, Malmö, Umeå, Eskilstuna and Solna.
That's about all they can manage. Arrest filesharers. God forbid that they catch any terrorists, slavers, drug cartells etc.... After all, that might actually be dangerous!
No, let's hit "ordinary people"....again.
BUNCH OF STATIST BASTARDS!
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I wouldn't be at all surprised if the main objective of this exercise was to shut down WikiLeaks, Sue, what with them being such a thorn in the side of the NWO.
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ReplyDeleteThat was me deleting, btw, Sue - the same comment came up twice for some reason.
ReplyDeleteIts ok :)
ReplyDeleteYou never know Spidey.... stranger things are happening.