Kim Dotcom organizes a political party in New Zealand

Founder Mega confirmed on Twitter her intention to create her own political party for the 2014 parliamentary elections.

Dotcom, accused in the United States in the "mega conspiracy", confirmed in his microblog rumors about the creation of a party that will participate in the general elections of 2014:

“My embryonic NZ political plans leaked by whistleblower. Still looking for partners. Not ready yet :-)

But although Dotcom is a resident of New Zealand, he will not be able to take a seat in parliament, as he is still a German citizen.
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The Prime Minister of New Zealand, John Key, on the morning TV show TV3 called the idea of ​​the Dotcom a draw, saying that he should call his party “a party without chances”.

John Key said that in his opinion, all of this is part of the dotcom PR campaign, which he started to stay in New Zealand. “It's a good idea and it looks like everything we saw from this guy.” He wants to stay here and deal with the extradition request. He has good PR people, let's see where all this will lead, ”added John.

Meanwhile, Dotcom continues the campaign. “After the elections of 2014, I will hold a new submarine cable, make fair prices on the Internet and cancel the restriction on downloading data. # Gimme5Percent ”, tweeted Dotcom, thus outlining the main directions of his election campaign ( note: 5% is the threshold required for entering the parliament).

“Full information about the party, its program and list of candidates will be announced on January 20, 2014,” Dotcom said on Twitter. By the way, this date coincides with the second anniversary of the search in the Dotcom mansion, which was supposed to give evidence of Kim’s guilt in the largest copyright violation in history.

"BIG event on Jan 20, 2014. Second raid anniversary."

In his microblog, he also offered to anyone who wants to help him with the creation of the party write to twitter@kim.com:

“WOW! I’m getting a lot of message. Thank you. Like to help me? Email: twitter@kim.com. ”

Dotcom follows the example of the founder of Wikileaks, Julian Assange, whose party has candidates in every state of Australia competing for Senate seats in the general election on September 7.

Assange plans to be elected senator from the state of Victoria. However, it is not clear how he is going to realize this, since he still lives in the territory of the Ecuadorian embassy in London. And if he leaves the embassy, ​​he will be extradited to Sweden on charges of sexual harassment.