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Sunday, November 15th, 2026, 6:32 pm

Press Freedom and Protecting the Country From Foreign Corporations and Oligarchs

Looking ahead at much-needed reform(s), not limited to Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs)

Roy and Rianne Schestowitz

About a week from now our good old man RMS is giving a long series of public talks in Ecuador. Months ago we were at the High Court (the name of Pocock came up) and next year we hope to pursue the Court of Appeal to deal with what has been done to us since 2021 if not 2012 (it all started with with Red Hat because I had opposed back doors, such as restricted boot, in Linux). There are broader issues pertaining to jurisdiction – we hope to further discuss these with our ministers and we deem them worthy of the Supreme Court’s attention/intervention.

London needs to protect people who are reporters, not people who feel hurt by these reporters.

Good journalism will almost hurt someone’s feelings, career, company etc.

More importantly, reporters aren’t criminals. Society needs reporters.

The next few years will be interesting for us.

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