Sounds like grounds for lawsuits under the RICOH Act. Go after them for the same things the MAFIA have been doing.
The similarities are so glaring that Big Music (Organized Music) and Hollywood ought to be referred to as the MAFIAA.
I had not considered the possibility, but on the face of it, a competent and interested federal prosecutor could very well look at all this as having RICO ramifications.
I think that it is a sad sign of the times that the **AA's have not been seriously and substantively challenged in a court of law. But that's ok, because they are already over the line and once legal action is brought against them, they will be so far over the line that it's gonna be ugly but sublime to watch.
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This is indeed what some of the RIAA lawsuit defendants are doing - countersuing the organization under the RICOH Act. I believe that Robert Santangelo (Elektra vs. Santangelo) is one of those defendants planning to do this. -- "The trouble with computers, of course, is that they are very sophisticated idiots." - Doctor Who (from Robot)
