Thought you all should give this a read. Food for thought.
PG related because... well, because it is.
"Hannity says"... says what? Hannity says what he's told. Lots of distractions, so read, absorb and get to work.
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The Internet Party and spirit of Panda, are alive. Seth is a hero. Keep pushing and don't be too offended by, #2, ok? Tough love.
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You're being thrown bones, by those who'll never have the ability to shitpost "anonymously" ever again. They will never be anon on the internet. So, they bring it to you, and if you don't get your shit together and stop chasing every single blatant bait thread on this board like seagull looking for PB&J's on the beach like last 10 months, the bones will simply, stop coming. See, when people fucking DIE trying to educate the ignorant, it's rude to question the FEW who WILL, with targets on their backs (like Kim). You're no one to shout larp every time you hear something you're unaware of. If you doubt Kim, realize it's one thing to anonymously claim you know shit and it's another, to be the owner of Megaupload, and actually know shit (like fo' real). The alphas know what he knows. Assange knows. IF you twats were worth half the credit you give yourselves, you'd have already questioned what Snowden knows. But alas, here we are... 10 months later. You've missed so much. Kim's assets were seized because HIS extradition to the US, is caught on a technicality (((they))) can't circumvent right now. Megaupload didn't have the bandwidth, infrastructure, storage and security it did (think of the scale of Twitter, now x2), so you could jerk off to Anchorman II, 9 days before it hit theaters. So, that begs the question, if Megaupload wasn't just uploading/streaming boots for degenerates, what was ALL THAT infrastructure designed for? Who'd need that kind of edge/firewall power? Who'd need all that up/down bandwidth, storage, remote backups and redundancy? For the love of fucking god, /pol/, WHO MIGHT BENEFIT FROM offshore storage and security? Who might have SO MUCH SHIT they'd need to securely dump in ONE SHOT?
This is where you think you're smarter than you are and it's best to listen and sit on your hands. The technicality that they're stuck on will never be publicly disclosed because to do so, would also confirm Seth was involved. To charge Kim and have him arrested, they'd have to publicize the charges themselves, as it's a CIVIL case. The same criminal and international laws/extradition request procedures and agreements, do not exist with CIVIL cases as they do in international. So, instead of pushing the Kim issue, they just exhausted every resource they had to strip him of everything he had. They thought he wouldn't be a problem... and maybe he wouldn't have been one. But he is now. Panda is Seth, the internet still parties and Kim has nothing to lose. He's a prick, that's certain, but he cares... and now, he has an opportunity he can take advantage of. The best thing he could've ever hoped for was a break like this that swarmed the attention it has in the last month. He knows it's do or die. It's the only way he can get his life back. He's a really hard worker you know I mean, where do you think Snowden and Manning parked their shit for a minute? ;o)
Dig into what Megaupload's "storefront" was. Basically, they hosted/streamed shit, you weren't supposed to watch or see. Some of that traffic made it's way over to the US, broke a few copyright laws, but you can't extradite him on some infringement... so what can they do? They CAN take him out by seizing all of his hardware/liquid assets. This gets them the servers/hard drives they might want to look at if tunnel traces and dead end tokens lead them to generic IP's back in NZ right before Seth's station goes dark on the LAN/WAN to purge his first, second or third round of 10-15k+ docs and e-mails...
Jesus Christ, Kek's, you're slipping. There's talk we should start feeding another board... few of us are old /pol/-souls, so the ones who are, are fighting for it. Don't let us down...
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Empire_of_the_mind ago
Kim had the server infrastructure and trust to be able to transfer these files around and store them. The infrastructure to manage the large data files involved in WL and other big stories of the past few years is not trivial, and obviously you can't trust dropbox. Most likely Kim was involved, in fact they're suggesting that's part of the reason he built Mega in the first place.