All he did — went to a community college in the US (which is a level below real college or university) and then got a bunch of first year introductory continuing education courses from Harvard’s continuing ed school.

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Basically, he is like these first year university student who takes introductory psychology 101 — and then claims that he is an expert in psychology.

These spanish groups want to steal money not only to P2P users: if you buy a blank CD, DVD, memory card, etc you are paying $ to this groups because you “could use” them to copy ilegal material, even if you copy your holidays photos. And now they want to get money on every DVD-Recorder, Video-Recorder, Personal Computer, and other electronic items because you can also use it to share ilegal stuff.

Sorry about my english.

It is against the law in almost every country to give “legal opinions” when you are not a lawyer.

This lecturer is not trained as a lawyer — but he tried to “prove” the legality of P2P networks.

Its yet another example of someone who is in no way in breach of any law having both their livelihood and name besmirched by the machinations of Big Business. I am sure this gentleman has the requisite wherewithall to ensure that this will not preclude him from earning a decent enough living in the future but not everyone is sufficiently blessed with the opportunity to so do. It could be anyone, from any walk of life on the receiving end of this kind of treatment.

It strikes me that providing you have enough financial muscle you can do anything to anyone with total impunity even if what they are doing is totally legal, and it sickens me to my guts.

Yet another reason to try to screw up the cartel’s hold on our purse strings at every opportunity if you ask me.

Gits…..