United States Pirate Party

I found this article on Ars Technica today regarding the word "piracy." - Too many people say the word is too sexy, that it makes people WANT to be a pirate.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2010/03/piracy-sounds-too-sexy-s...

I had the pleasure of calling up Thomas L. Stoll, the Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator today, and was able to get him to clear up the intent on the public document issued by his office outlined in the previous entry. I asked him the intents of his office to reform copyright, and patents. 

I was inspired to write this letter upon seeing the picture of Swedish MEP Andersdotter because she is about a year younger than me and is already writing the future of her country.

How do you know that no1 abuses the SMS Alerts?
If so1 types his/her "friends" telephonenumber and the required things in the "friend" will not take the costs, or?

When Obama was campaigning in 2008, he was asked where he stood on intellectual property.

Today Paypal has frozen the assets of popular whistleblowing website Wikileaks.org.
The Wikileaks project is quite possibly one of the most influential free speech organizations to spring up in the past few years, helping publish documents exposing corruption that would otherwise have never made it to the general public.

Homesteading is an American Tradition. The ever present migration of people and their cultures to the United States, the push for the populace to always head west and stake claims to unknown territory, and the movement of residents into cities all represent the American right to locate and relocate where desired. The US Pirate Party believes that the free flow of people IS the free flow of information.

 
On December 25th, 2009 an explosive device carried by Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab failed to properly detonate aboard Northwest Airlines Flight 253 as it was approaching Detroit. No lives were lost and Abdulmutallab was placed in custody and is being charged with placing a destructive device in proximity to and attempting to destroy a US civil aircraft.

 The following essay was sent to me from FelixTheCat.
 

http://www.wizards.com/Company/Press.aspx?x=wz/press/2
 
Apparently in honor of me joining the Pirate Party Wizards of the Coast decided to sue 8 people for uploading a scanned copy of the 4th ed PhB2. I have to say I applaud their tact. Probably a coincidence they filed the suite right about the same time I joined PPUS.