Might make a good follow up article?

http://digitalbritainforum.org.uk/2009/08/filesharing-some-accusations-and-some-answers/comment-page-1/#comment-5474

Honestly I think this is a good thing, I may actually be able to get a job!. Come on its not hard to hide your downloading, its called vpn :DD.

This guy is a cockroach. Kicked out of government three times for corruption, he’s now wormed his way back into government without even being elected by the people (because no one would vote for him). No democracy in the uk, just an unelected slime ball running everything for the bilderberg.

You’re a bigger ignorant f*ckwit than Mandy then. . .

The DB report is something else created to look like something is being done, when in truth, the government don’t have the first clue of how to tackle filesharing, just like the moglus that have tried fruitlessly, to no avail. No matter how they try to paint it, file sharing will always be around.

The reason they came to Mandelson, but didn’t approach him in the U.K, is also because they’d be spotted and recognised. These same people, tried to run the same agenda through Brussels but failed. With Eircom in Ireland bending over for them, even though they are part of europe too, the U.K is stuck in the middle, but would more than likely end up on the Europe side.

However, no amount of news flashes by brainwashed media will change things. I also don’t think ISP will be giving up anything, after all, there’s still a recession on. Do the U.K government really want more U.K job losses at ISPs, once they lose too much business, on the say so of grubby media moguls? I just don’t see it happening. And if it did, it would only take another case of miscarried justice and bad press, to put a spanner again things. Back to sqaure one, rinse and repeat.

I think public sites should stick around, and they will. Even if one is shut down, twice as many can be born as always. The hydra will live on, long live the P2P media revolution.

DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE THE BRITISH

Romans did

Hitler did

Maggie did

and all this time we have been RAPED by the money men

BROWN sold out our pensions and gave away our treasury to the BANKS

I WILL MEET YOU IN TRAFALGAR SQUARE WITH MY TEN THOUSAND MEN

h33t who doesnt care for a link but will DIE FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM

I shall certainly not be voting labour anytime soon.

Hopefully a forum such as the truly unbiased folks at Torrentfreak will begin to promote solutions designed to enhance an individuals awareness of their options in privacy and anonymity. I would imagine the research they have done will have them educate on the inherent dangers of PPTP showing that prominent suppliers of this technology consider it a Political Statement http://bit.ly/GXaHM rather than a proper way to protect yourself. #17 Not Cordelia offered this “I for one will find out how to use other peoples wifi. Secondly I will continue to use a combination of Peerguardian and non-European proxy servers for my BT downloads.” which is a solution as is a VPN which harnesses OpenVPN technology and does not log files.

There is a battle brewing throughout Europe against free speech. While not as fully activated in America, I for one will join the conspiracy theorists and say the business community here is helping to fund the flames. Here is a possible seed http://tinyurl.com/mmv7ts.

Go Greens!

Its time to a global file sharing revolution and pirate parties are helping a lot!

Sharing is caring.

Basically it comes to this our government cares more what hollywood tells them to do than the british public to whom they are supposed to be looking after!

and NO there revenues have not been drying up but ours have!

time for a revolution a REAL one, this is our lives, our finances, our freedoms, our way of life

time to bring them down and start afresh

However, im really not sure if we are going about this the right way at all.

As we all know, they only thing anyone connected in this, ie. the music industry, government, lobbyists, are interested in is money. so why not hit them where it hurts?

We as file sharers should become completely transparent in what we are sharing. They would then have to take action against us all. This will be incredibly costly to each of those organisations, and there is very little chance of them getting what they believe they are owed, cost them a fortune in legal costs to instigate, and will clog he courts, plus it cause the isp’s to lose business on such a large scale they would step not to mention the loss in tax revenues to the governments, and in legal aid for these court cases. Not one of us could be imprisoned for non payment of the fines, as there is simply no way of dealing with that sort of volume of cases, and imprisoning one and not another would be very risky for any court considering the transparency of offenses by large numbers of people.

In order to be successful, the way would be to create a secret database of people and items shared and build this up over a period, then release the data only once there were too many names for them to deal with in one hit.

Lets stop running and pushing ourselves underground, and bring the fight to them collectivly.

http://www.electro-flashback.com

He wont pollute the planet with his offspring….The slimy bastard is a homo…Cant you tell?…Look at it.

Rot In hell

That aside, I personally hope misfortune befalls Darth Mandelson.