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MegaUpload Site has been closed by the US Justice Department and the FBI in January 2012 due to piracy online. However, the founder of MegaUpload Kim Dotcom sure closing this file sharing site top agent Vice President of the United States Joe Biden.

Since imprisoned and prohibited from touching off the internet, Kim concern themselves with talking to reporters due to closing down the site Megaupload.

While talking with Kim make TorrentFreak, allegations that there was an agent of harsh Joe Biden to close Megaupload.

"I know from a reliable source that the order to close the Megaupload is Joe Biden, a good friend of former senator and boss of the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) Chris Dodd, his lawyer told the former and became the State's attorney Neil MacBride to close Megaupload," said Kim.

Kim admitted to being informed of the people in the White House. While the site TorrentFreak monitor White House guest list, which is available on its website, to see visits from Parties called by Kim.

In that list, there is also the name of Michael c. Ellis. He was the President and Managing Director of the Asia Pacific Region for the Motion Picture Association (MPA).

In addition, there is an expert on extradition and former Police Superintendent Hongkong also participated in that meeting. Michael and Ellis had met with Justice Minister Simon Power in New Zealand.

This information is of course not yet clarified the truth.

The following list of present meeting participants at the White House related to the closure of Megaupload delivered by TorrentFreak:

Just a note, the FBI seized server Megaupload number quite a lot. Dotcom with three of his men were arrested on charges of copyright infringement, money laundering, and fraud.

Street racer and former hacker that was undergoing trials in New Zealand until August to decide whether he will be extradited to the United States to face charges of piracy online.

MegaUpload is accused of causing losses amounting to 500 million US dollars. The site has more than 150 million registered users and over 50 million visitors per day.