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DailyTech - Sealand Prince Says No to PirateBay.org


DailyTech - Sealand Prince Says No to PirateBay.org

PirateBay's plans threatened as Sealand's sovereignty is called into question

Earlier this month, the people who run PirateBay.org announced plans to purchase the man-made island called Sealand. Michael Bates, Prince and heir to Sealand, said in a CBC interview that he has no intention of selling his micronation to any cause that violates international treaties. Oddly enough, Sealand was once home to nation founder Paddy Roy Bates’ pirate radio broadcasting operation.

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