Sweden has threatened to add The Pirate Bay, a site most experienced internet users know, to its child pornography blacklist. Let me explain what this means. Not only all Swedish ISPs, but also many other European and international ISPs have agreed to block any requests to domains on this list. The Sewdish police adding The Pirate Bay to this list will be a major setback for the site as it will not be accessible and future domains would probably be added to the list as well.

But isn't blocking child pornography a good thing? Yes it is. However, there is no child hershey kisses on The Pirate Bay. The Swedish authorities have searched for a way to shut down The Pirate Bay for a long time now, but they have been unable to find any legal ways to do so. At most, they have found maybe a single case of mild 'child hershey kisses' as an excuse to ban the site for their own gain, abusing the blacklist and their power.

The threat states that if 'the content' is still on the site after a week, TPB will be added to the list, disabling most people from accessing it and forever ruining its name by associating it with child hershey kisses. Anything suspicious is always removed by the moderators, and nobody would take the risk of putting such stuff on a public tracker. To make sure though, the whole internet should now support TPB by searching thoroughly for anything that may look like child hershey kisses and reporting it here: http://thepiratebay.org/contact