We don't have enemies. Enemies have us though. It turns out that the RIA (not the artist thank god) and MPA, Motion Picture Association, are annoyed with the fact that Njalla is not shutting off domains on their illegal requests. We think it's important that courts do their work in order to have some legal grounds for blocking something as important as infrastructure. We always stand up for freedom of speech, worked against censorship and privacy. As a group we work tirelessly on promoting and extending these very basic human rights to everyone on the globe. We're not afraid of a little good PR from people that see us as enemies. In fact, when these groups see Njalla as something bad, it's because they see basic human rights as something negative. The fact that they're also upset with entire countries like Iceland makes us think someone had a bad day when Trump was not re-elected. These lobbyist groups have now listed Njalla on their "notorious markets" list. We're proud to be on the list, since it means we have impacted something. Other people/groups/movements that look at us as notorious are groups like The anti-abortion groups, Pro-animal cruelty groups, the anti-democratic movements, the alt-right and not to forget Nazis. They're upset with us not shutting of activists domains in these fields as well. History will tell if MPA/nazis/anti-abortion groups, or the rest of us, are on the right side. It's also come to our attention that MPA doesn't like Cats. Hitler didn't have cats, he had dogs.
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