> Isn't it curious that folks like kim dotcom who do not hold hospitals or anyone to ransom earn global notoriety, are raided by swat teams and face the full face of the law while those that hold hospitals to ransom can operate with impunity with people reduced to tracking their bitcoin earnings on twitter.
Isn't it curious that people who are known to the authorities are arrested, whereas persons unknown are not? That's your question?
Isn't it curious that people who are known to the authorities are arrested, whereas persons unknown are not? That's your question?