Kim Dotcom could breach his bail terms or face further
charges if he goes ahead with plans to start a new
file-sharing service like his shuttered Megaupload site, a
United States attorney warns.
Kim Dotcom has issued a call for those inside law enforcement
and spy agencies to turn whistleblower and share information
about his case with the media.
Megaupload founder and internet piracy accused Kim Dotcom
says his new file sharing website is 90 per cent complete and
it will be impossible for the United States to shut it down.
The Green Party has asked police to investigate the GCSB's
illegal spying on Kim Dotcom, saying the agency appears to
have broken the same law under which Prime Minister John Key
laid his "Teapot Tapes" complaint.
Prime Minister John Key was yesterday again on the back foot
in Parliament over questions about how much he knew about the
involvement of the GCSB and other intelligence agencies he is
responsible for in the Kim Dotcom debacle.
Concerns over New Zealand's diplomatic relations with the
United States were a factor in the Government's
decision-making during the legal battle over Kim Dotcom's
assets.
