Los Zetas cartel enforcer,

Of a nicaraguan drug cartel.

Infringement is a lot easier to disprove.

The offense is called assisting copyright infringement .

I don't get it. Cartel hit?

Said she heard members of the cartel

But like you said, it's cartel, all right.

All they needed was a single claim of copyright infringement.

Their tattoos indicated an affiliation with the drug cartel.

Or you risk losing the good graces of the cartel.

The fury of the cartel Ain't no one escaped it yet

You ask me, this is highend cartel work. Los Zetas, maybe.

First of all, if you can, don't fight the patent, fight the infringement.

We're about to put a big dent in the cartel. Right, Vanco?

The Salamanca family, the cartel everyone stands shoulder to shoulder on this.

Behold, patent infringement via mobile device defined as a computer which is not stationary.

It's optional but is required to sue for infringement, and sometimes you see copyright

You'd be forming a cartel. You'd be forming a group that is trying to control prices.

And even worse, El Paso says he' s got some kind of cartel connection. Yeah, yeah.

I heard it was one of the most violent favelas, because the largest drug cartel controls it.

A little mercury switch, 9volt battery five or six ounces of C4, that's how those cartel boys party.

So, you have to avoid tomatoes and the seagulls sh tting on you and that work for drug cartel!

set the American and Mexican governments against the cartel, and cut off the supply of methamphetamine to the Southwest.

And in discovery phase, we asked the patent troll to please provide screenshots of Fark where the infringement of their patent was actually occurring.

Now, one day a young John Carmack made a demo called Dangerous Dave in copyright infringement, which actually showed off a Super Mario Brothers 3

A patent is a government is giving you a monopoly by preventing others from making, using, or selling your invention, even if the other's infringement was innocent or accidental.

Now, at that time, the entity, the legal cartel, that controlled the performance rights for most of the music that would be broadcast using these technologies was ASCAP.

We've got laws that fundamentally treat creative works as property, plus massive rewards or settlements in infringement cases, plus huge legal fees to protect yourself in court, plus cognitive biases against perceived loss.

And the people who provide those capabilities to us the YouTubes, the Facebooks, the Twitters and TEDs are in the business of having to police us, or being on the hook for contributory infringement.

Once we change those two things if you say the Africans are poor and they need poverty reduction, you have the international cartel of good intentions moving onto the continent, with what?

38 years old, no priors not even a parking ticket, we're just pretty good considering he's a top mast distributor on the eastern seaboard, all the crystal from the Gulf Cartel is his.

And the important point to recognize is that even though these broadcasters were broadcasting something you would call second best, that competition was enough to break, at that time, this legal cartel over access to music.

The IMF, the World Bank, and the cartel of good intentions in the world has taken over our rights as citizens, and therefore what our governments are doing, because they depend on aid, is to listen to international creditors rather than their own citizens.

He works with Cartel Creative together right now, in and out day and night, he's pretty much stopped practicing, he's put a lot of things out, you know if you look at his stuff on youtube on OUR channel, he's got stuff about his plan for the bboy's future, about what the association is, about what the judging system is, he just made a manual for the judges and the district representatives.