BitTorrent Helps Paedophiles and Terrorists!

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Grand Master

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Hmm....scare tactics clearly didn't work on that one. If anything it made me want to download more :huh:

I really do hate it when they make something so blatantly biased it destroys all the good points about it. Of course BitTorrent is used by a lot of people, mainly because for legal file sharing it's one of the quickest ways possible. A relatively unknown band 'Harvey Danger' released one of their albums via BitTorrent, and the publicity shot up.

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Its amazing what you learn. This is the internet version of the Daily Mirror. Bull****

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You need to check your spelling. (alegedly).

As for terrorists I don't know, however, I did read that paedophiles are escaping capture by setting up off-shore accounts in the channel islands to make payments for such degrading and filthy movies and images of children being abused.

It's a bit like they buy credits instead of using their credit cards; Credit cards was how a lot them were traced the last major crackdown.

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You need to check your spelling. (alegedly).

As for terrorists I don't know, however, I did read that paedophiles are escaping capture by setting up off-shore accounts in the channel islands to make payments for such degrading and filthy movies and images of children being abused.

It's a bit like they buy credits instead of using their credit cards; Credit cards was how a lot them were traced the last major crackdown.

You also........ "pedophiles"

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leesmithg

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Well you need to check your grammar. :laugh:

The English language was not my strongest point, Sciences, Maths and Sports are.

I did however get the required grade in English language to attend University.

Spelling, well my google spell checker is always right!

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Oh what aloud of rubbish.

If BitTorrent was so bad why have the likes of the BBC and SKY launched BitTorrent software! :blink:

By the way the bloke who showed the example, did he NOT break copyright laws.

What a waste of time. Where is Batman when you need him! :shiftyninja:

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Timmah Veteran

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This clip is a couple of months old. Alot of people wrote in to the BBC to complain and there was a big thing on the website about it. The BBC and Newsnight programme since apologised for it and agreed they shouldn't have taken such a one-sided view.

jax.

It was the BBC?!

*Shocked an appalled*

I'd expect that from ITN or Sky News, but not the dear old beeb!

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leesmithg

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That's how it's spelled in England.

Yes, [From Greek paid- , stem of pais ?child, boy?. Ultimately from an Indo-European word meaning ?little?, which is also the ancestor of English poor.]

Phile is loving, attracted to, loving an affinity for.

Thats why we write it paedophile.

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The_Decryptor Veteran

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whats a paedophile?

show me where thats the correct spelling. that doesn't even sound like the right word if you say it.. it sounds like paydophiles.

p?dophile*

the ? has a specific way of pronunciation, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/?

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