Dotcom confirmed Thursday that he
resigned as a director of Mega at an August 29 board meeting. "Mega is in
excellent hands," he tweeted. "I resigned as managing director to
focus on my copyright case and a new political party."
Just a few days ago, Dotcom
announced that he plans to launch a New Zealand political party to run an
election campaign next year. He said that he has created a draft political
program and is now looking for potential candidates willing to join him. The
new organization does not yet have a name.
Under New Zealand's proportional
voting system, the internet mogul needs to secure five percent of the vote to
win representation in parliament. Once elected, Dotcom has promised to get New
Zealanders a new submarine cable, fair internet pricing, and no more data caps.
Kim cannot be elected into
parliament directly because he is a German national - so he instead plans to
serve as the party’s president.
source rt.com
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