[Des]

[Light.QUOTE]

Hell yeah, US can block a lot of site easily with this rule. but, US cant block our spirit. Everyone, We must battle it....


Just, what did i talk about

[EternalRain]

Yeah, ACTA is really the next SOPA/PIPA. Did you read that it includes a clause (from the November 2011 revision) that allows officials to search your personal belongings for files that "they deem infringing copyright" and deleting the files/confiscate or destroy your device? Not to mention of all the crap about ISP filtering and revealing to the government what you do on the Internet. It's on all Wikipedia.

[Des]

^If I haven`t misunderstood the video I posted in the ACTA thread, then if the EU countries rejects it, the bill will be eliminated completely.
Watch the vid, I`ve probably misunderstood it, hopefully not for the countries that already has it(Canada, Japan and some more).
France has rejected it, Poland will probably reject it.

[EternalRain]

Originally Posted by Des

^If I haven`t misunderstood the video I posted in the ACTA thread, then if the EU countries rejects it, the bill will be eliminated completely.
Watch the vid, I`ve probably misunderstood it, hopefully not for the countries that already has it(Canada, Japan and some more).
France has rejected it, Poland will probably reject it.

That is true - if ACTA doesn't get ratified in Europe, it'll get killed. But, you'll have to get a majority of the EU to decline it...which by what you've seen, only two countries are ~100% rejection. UK seems likely to accept, and maybe even Sweden.

[Des]

^Yeah, it wouldn`t suprise me if Sweeden were to be stupid enough to vote yes on it.
No offence to the sweedish people who are actually smart enough to vote no.