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Sweden Pirate Party Threatened with Law Suit | PirateTimes

Anton Nordenfur February 19, 2013 April 23, 2021

Sweden Pirate Party Threatened with Law Suit February 19, 2013 · by Anton Nordenfur · in Pirate Party News Today,19 February 2013, the Pirate Party of Sweden reported that it received a letter from the Rights Alliance on account of the party supplying The Pirate Bay with Internet access. In the letter, the Rights Alliance makes it clear that they intend to take legal actions against the Pirate Party and its representatives if the party does not shut down The Pirate Bay’s Internet access by February 26. The Pirate Party’s party leader, Anna Troberg, is upset over the threat: Anna Troberg – Wikimedia CC-BY-SA “The Pirate Party’s operations are legal, and legal operations should not be subject to …

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Andrew Reitemeyer February 19, 2013 March 6, 2021

P-review February 19, 2013 · by Andrew Reitemeyer · in Pirate Party News This is the first of a new feature in the Pirate Times. A regular review of the what the Pirate Times brought you in the previous week from Monday to Sunday plus some things we did not cover and a look at events in the week ahead. The week in review 11- 17 February 2013 February 11 How to Make a school tour with pirate politics Bringing the Pirate Message to the next generation in schools. Students are open to our brand of politics. We show you how to go about it. February 13We celebrated our 6 month’s birthday We …

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Iceland’s Pirate Party Leader Plans Risky Trip to USA | PirateTimes

Andrew Reitemeyer February 2, 2013 March 6, 2021

Iceland’s Pirate Party Leader Plans Risky Trip to USA February 2, 2013 · by Andrew Reitemeyer · in Pirate Party News Into the Lion’s Den Pirate Party Iceland’s Birgitta Jónsdóttir will travel to the USA early in April 2013, at great risk to her own liberty, to bring attention to the fact that whistle blower Bradley Manning has been held for over 1000 days without charge. The Icelandic government and her own lawyers have strongly advised her not to go but she says in her Icelandic blog “I have decided that it is impossible to live my life in such a way that, as a member of parliament and of …