Max Keiser on the Pirate Bay Case and the Injust Copyright Laws

[guesswhoiamification]

copyright is a soft spot of corporations. ---yep

Corporate giants will make deals (collude) with the large ISPs to turn us over. I see a big opportunity for smaller ISPs to grant anonymity to their customers.

[VoxJoxx]

Warner Bros, Sony Music Entertainment, EMI, and Columbia Pictures are the axis of evil.

[PWEB07]

i dont understand, hes saying give it to the public but if disney create something why should they give it away free in later years

[biped19]

Because disney did not create anything. "Pinocchio" is a prime example of disney theft. Furthermore, there is no such thing as pure originality anymore, and perhaps never existed. This is why you here the term "public domain" being used.

[peekaaes01]

In ten days TPB will be dead in The Netherlands. But pirates never die! They just hijack new ships! Power to the People.

[cr4yv3n]

@peekaaes01 *2years later* TBP's up and kicking ass

[globalbankfraud]

I hope momentum is gathering to protest against the criminals that are manipulating governments and the money supply and crashing the worlds businesses & financial systems. We certainly won't be saved from it unless we do something ourselves.

[biped19]

LOL. Thank you Max. Disney = the devil. Mr. Keiser described it perfectly. Public domain is key. Ideas and the material that is produced from them cannot and will not remain static.

[HeweHaarlemmer]

tea parties are about many things

federal gov

private banks

[mattgeb84]

max is somewhat right about the tea parties, we were protesting a lot of things, including the expansion of government, and a potential rising police state

[piotrezzz]

The reasons for the recent "tea-parties" as laid by Keiser are not correct, from what I've heard practically everywhere else. Might be factors, but the main course and also the reason for the name is "Tax Enough Already" ... TEA. Never heard the surveillance argument until just now, from Max.

[jaba987]

Tax Enough Already was invented by the media to create a talking point, the media did not cover the substance of the anger of the protesters but tried to but them all under one right wing umbrella which was not what these protests were about. Max was quite accurate in my opinion.

[piotrezzz]

You might be right on the media spin ... I'm not really in a position to dissect that as I don't live in the US, and hence only have 'the media' to inform me of the goings on over there. And Max does speak an unbiased (fairly) truth on everything else, so that's why I had to comment that his reasons for the 'tea-parties' were not what I've been led to believe was the case.

I do hold Max Keiser in the highest regard. He's an awesome inspiration in these days.

[angusmcgherkinsquirt]

Unjust, instead of injust, might get you more hits.