Returning to the cable 09Stockholm141, the Pirate Party was criticized for attacking the legislative process leading up to draconian laws, rather than attacking the…
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Rick is the founder of the first Pirate Party and a low-altitude motorcycle pilot. He lives on Alexanderplatz in Berlin, Germany, roasts his own coffee, and as of right now (2019-2020) is taking a little break.
Commissioner Speaks Of Unsecure Net, 23 Years Late
European Commissioner Malmström spoke at a conference of the increasing rate of “cybercrime” and how the Internet is increasingly insecure. As a result, she…
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Time To Regulate Big Wireless
“Anything that doesn’t fit our preconceived business model is as bad as child pornography, or stealing, and can and should be banned from the…
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An Inspiring Tale Of Unruly Sheep
Longtime reader, activist, and sheep farmer Anders Paulsson sent me this inspiring story that I just had to share: On our farm in Sweden,…
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Stepdown reason #5: Anna
Finally, Anna is my fifth reason out of five to step down from the position as party leader. “During your travels, you will one…
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Stepdown reason #4: Evangelism
My fourth reason for moving on is that, given the opportunity, I would like to focus on doing what I love most. I love…
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Stepdown reason #3: Blue Fire
My third reason for stepping down is the effect of a small contingent of people who thought it was their inalienable constitutional democratic right…
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Stepdown reason #2: Organization in place
This is post #2 in my series with reasons to step down: I have set up what I wanted to set up. Pioneering a…
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Server Meltage
Ok, my server did not stand a snowball’s chance in hell in the onslaught last night. That’s kind of sad since I had prepared…
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Stepdown reason #1: Stagnation
Yesterday, I promised to outline the five steps that led me to step down from a position of party leader for the Swedish Pirate…
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