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8chan prepping for TPP /eternalarchive/ 11/22/15 (Sun) 21:50:17 No.1033

>>>/eternalarchive/ and a couple of other boards are making a share project against TPP and they would like your help.

https://8ch.net/eternalarchive/

The fuck's this shit and why should I care?

As you should know the TPP will fuck over pirating and copyright every-fucking-thing.

To counter it we started this, our plan is to hoard shit pre-TPP and then share it around with I2P.

http://ww.geti2p.net

==What do I do?=

We are still planning shit, so there are four things you can do right now

>hoard shit

To share it afterwards. Eroges, doujinshis, anything goes.

>download I2P

Might as well get used to it now

>Suggest shit and help in the dedicated bard

>>>/eternalarchive/

>spread it around

We need as many anons on this as possible, contact other small boards and chans.

Why I2P?

Because it's TOR on steroids. It's safer than TOR, it has more features(such as torrenting) and it's newer meaning that is isn't called pedo net 2.0 yet.

Why bother, TPP won't do shit

Odds are it will, but even if it doesn't there will be a new TPP. Companies are "losing money" with all these pirates, do you think they won't try to fuck us over each chance they get? We are now doing what we already should have had: preparing for the worst. Even if nothing happens next year, what's to say that it wont happen the year after?

What is /n/ews about this ?

This movement is part of the future of the internet, since TPP will come and the only thing we can change about it is how we adapt to it. Other boards and chans have been contacted as well. This movement could unite all the anons fighting TPP on their own to create a bigger, more powerful movement.

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GOOD! German Judges Slap TTIP Down! Anonymous 02/12/16 (Fri) 20:10:00 No.1371

The German Magistrates Association (DRB) has dealt a major blow to one of the key elements of the TTIP deal. The judges said special courts allowing firms to sue countries were unnecessary and "had no legal basis."

The German Magistrates Association (DRB) has delivered a slap in the face to the European Union, by coming out against one of the key planks of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) - the special courts allowing investors and corporations to sue national governments if their policies happen to threaten their profits.

"The DRB sees neither a legal basis nor a need for such a court," the association said in a statement issued on Wednesday. The judges added that the assumption that foreign investors currently don't already enjoy "effective judicial protection" has no "factual basis."

Part of the TTIP deal proposed by the European Commission is a new Investment Court System (ICS) meant exclusively to protect investors. According to the DRB statement, the European Commission's definition of an investor's assets is so wide it effectively gives the ICS jurisdiction that "extends from civil law through to general administrative law and social and tax legislation." In other words, it potentially gives corporations the opportunity to sue governments over any piece of legislation it deems a threat.

The judges said the ICS represents a threat to the sovereignty of legal systems already in place in Europe, and they put little faith in the EU's ability to manage it: "The German Magistrates Association has serious doubts whether the European Union has the competence to institute an investment court," the statement read. "An ICS would not only limit the legislative powers of the Union and the Member States; it would also alter the established court system within the Member States and the European Union."

https://archive.is/ZUhx7

http://www.dw.com/en/german-judges-slap-ttip-down/a-19027665