[pp.int.general] PP-RU still active?

[Jelena Jovanovic]

Russian PP offered hosting to NASA, not NSA
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20131007/02502424777/russian-pirates-offer-to-host-nasas-website-while-us-government-is-shutdown.shtml
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*To NASA, USA from Pirate Party of Russia Dear Madame/Sir, We do care about
the situation around your web site and the budget crisis in USA. Thereby we
would like to offer you bulletproof collocation or dedicated servers on our
hosting platform till the end of the crisis. We stand for Internet privacy,
and as the result you would not have to worry about programs such as PRISM
and other illegal activities of secret services of different countries.
Your traffic, your activity and the activity of your users will be in
safety. We love Mars!*


On Thu, Feb 20, 2014 at 8:03 PM, Francisco George <
francisco.george at gmail.com> wrote:

> Yes they are...currently still fighting to hav the interior ministry to
> accept the registration of the party
>
>
> 2014-02-20 17:17 GMT+01:00 Lisa <lisa at piratenpartij.nl>:
>
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>> Dear Pirates,
>>
>> I'm wondering how the Russian Pirateparty is doing. A friend of mine
>> is Russian and he's interested to learn more.
>>
>> However, from what he could see, the PP-RU are mostly concentrating on
>> internet freedom stuff, for which there is just not enough power base
>> yet in Russia, according to his point of view.
>>
>> I tried looking into it myself for him, but unfortunately, I can't
>> read Russian.
>>
>> Duckduckgo showed me the stunt of offering webhosting to the NSA and
>> of course the recent news item about the party being ordered to drop
>> the 'Pirate' prefix.
>>
>> Do any of our Russian friends read this mailinglist? If so, I'd love
>> to get in touch so I can introduce my friend to you.
>>
>> Thank you in advance!
>>
>> Kind regards,
>> Lisa
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-- Jelena Jovanovic
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