The script for a video by a copyright industry group miming the speech of Kim Dotcom could potentially get through any encryption without a case to be made for violation of any existing intellectual property rights.The Free Satoshi Project regularly pushes the boundaries of the imagination,” said Satoshi Nakamoto, founder of Bitcoin, in a statement. “The willingness to build free and free-minded technologies that only serve free people is the true freedom that the world needs.”

What’s more, the tools for free speech that the Free Satoshi Project has created for the world are open source and can be used without payment or licensing fees. The bitcoin community will continue to provide support to free speech using free-minded technology. Free Satoshi is here to empower free speech for everyone.

Free Satoshi supports most YouTube video embeds, can mimic copy-and-paste videos in a limited range of languages, and is free for the community to use. It is also simple to install and use. Visit www.freesatoshi.com to get started with this technology, or download the Free Satoshi Ubuntu installation package.Free Satoshi, a video statement by Kim Dotcom is available here.Free Satoshi YouTube miming. Video by Kathrine Merculite, Alexander Von Ringhof, Andreas Keisler, Alejandro Faur, Daniel Hoffman-Zada, Jürgen Leibner, Rita Rodel, Ana Diaz, Chris Valasek, Boris Beriske, Neil Gorman, Petr Vodicka, Martin Dolejsi, Serhiy V. Yurchenko.Free Satoshi copy-and-paste video miming. Video by Satoshi Nakamoto.

Update: Free Satoshi miming came in for widespread criticism from commentators on Reddit and other forums. One commenter noted:

There is no way of verifying whether a video is censored or not. The automated and uncontrollable miming can completely bypass any human control on the video content. An intelligent software imitating anyone means, it mimics humans.The software comes in the form of free software: free-minded encryption, free speech and freedom.Special thanks to Anton Cherepanov, Cory Doctorow, Andre Meister, Ben Novakovich and Nico Cohen for their contributions to this story.UPDATE: Free Satoshi miming has been pulled from GitHub, apparently in response to criticism of the software.