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Peter Adekeye Freed, Judge Outraged At Cisco's Involvement
puppetman writes "Ars Technica has an article relating the recent release of Peter Adekeye, a former Cisco employee who was arrested in Canada on trumped-up charges that appear to have been fabricated by Cisco. Slashdot covered the story back in April, 2011, during which time Mr Adekeye was still being detained. In the ruling, the judge squashed the US extradition request, rebuked both the Canadian and American authorities for 'an appalling abuse of process,' and goes as far as to say that the criminal proceeding was launched on behalf of Cisco, to mirror the civil proceedings that Mr Adekeye had launched against the powerful Cisco." The full judgement (PDF) is quite readable and damning.
They will be fined, possibly up to hundreds of thousands of dollars. What greater deterrent could there be?
May the Maths Be with you!
This is just another sad statement showing the "End of America" and the dream it was, under Bush/Cheney civil liberties became secondary and Obama/Biden has done nothing to restore justice. If we in the US isn't careful we'll start blaming our countries problems on the poor/sick/gay, which is only one step away from rounding up groups and shipping them off in rail cars.
Effective use of mass transit in this counry. I don't think so.
Have you ever noticed the "WHOOSH"ing sound mass transit vehicles make?
Cisco - you can buy better, but you can't pay more.
Highway sign - US Interstate 70 in Utah, exit 214 says:
Cisco
No Services
make imaginary.friends COUNT=100 VISIBLE=false
Corporate Death Penalty and Billion Dollars in Penalties, arresting all senior officers and the Board of Directors. The Buck stops THERE.
But, but, but... shareholders!
Ok, arrest them too.
We live, as we dream -- alone....
Let's see how the US handles this.
Chances are, they will probably bomb Nigeria ...
"I love my job, but I hate talking to people like you" (Freddie Mercury)