You gotta love to see the feds putting in the effort where it counts.

Investigating the pedophiles in the government that went to Epstein Island? Bah, that can wait.

Shutting down some eBook sharing site? Oh man, better pull out all the stops for this one, can't let people read books now!

Your misconception is that the feds care about it's laws.

The "laws" and enforcement thereof is easy to understand once you look at it from greed's point of view.

You rape a child and you're not a billionaire political donor? Prison with a good chance of death by shiv.

You rape a child and you're a billionaire political donor? The government just can't find the time to investigate such harmless crimes.

I'm getting lots of emails from them including funding requests, are they legit? I might have entered previous credentials at one of those fake clone websites. The OG website still works fine, content is legit and helps me almost daily. Thank you whoever you are.

It's incredible how resilient Z-Library has been despite losing over 350 domains! This cat-and-mouse game with authorities highlights the ongoing struggle between anti-piracy efforts and access to information. Makes you wonder if the strategy of seizing domains is more symbolic than effective. How many more domains will they go through before a more permanent solution is found? Thoughts?