The Pirate Bay declares: The site is absolutely safe, even if the court decision is against us.

A few hours remained until the moment when The Pirate Bay team is likely to be charged with aiding or alleviating copyright infringement. If they are found guilty, they face up to two years in prison. However, even with such a sad outcome of the case, the site will continue to work no matter what.


Last month, the Swedish authorities announced their intention to press charges against 5 people from the TPB team, stating that they would be charged with “complicity in copyright infringement.”
Today, after nearly two years of collecting evidence, the prosecutor is preparing to press official charges against The Pirate Bay team. But regardless of the outcome, the administration claims The Pirate Bay: “We are here to stay.”
The blog The Pirate Bay can read the following : “If the court supports the prosecutor, it will not affect the operation of the site. The Pirate Bay will continue to work with any outcome. Years have passed since we organized TPB and we still have a long life ahead of us ”
The Pirate Bay is no longer placed in Sweden, according to the site’s team, they themselves have no idea where their servers are. After the ill-fated police raid of 2006, during which their servers were seized, TPB administrators found it best not to know where they are located. The truth is, one can be sure, namely, that the servers are not in the same country.
Anyone who is keenly interested can purchase all the documents on the upcoming case, collected by the Swedish police for only $ 1000. Thus, even from the current situation, the authorities are trying to make a profit. However, the kind-hearted Brokep states: “Despite the fact that the documents of the case contain a lot of personal information, for example (“ booze ”, sexual preferences), we will not initiate criminal proceedings against the police for using personal information for commercial purposes without the consent of its owner. "
The TPB team feels confident, firmly aware that they have nothing to worry about. In addition, they do not violate the laws of Sweden, their website is simply a search engine that does not store any copyrighted material on servers
Stay in touch, we will inform you about the progress of the proceedings as new data becomes available.

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