As of last week, the leading torrent site "thepiratebay.com" has announced a grand plan: taking it's servers into the air and over international waters. As you may know, megaupload.com has been closed down by the government due to it's excessive violation of copyrighted information (movies, music, software, programs, etc).Well, the next website that seems to be in such a predicament is the pirate bay. Why? Because the pirate bay has been seeding (not hosting) files for illegal content much in the same way that megaupload has (for almost a decade). Now, that the government has finally begun cracking down on copyright infringements, thepiratebay.com seems worried. The leaders and developers of thepiratebay.com have already served prison sentences and have paid fines for their alleged illegal activities. Naturally, they thought about the whole "freedom of the seas" agreement created after world war one. The end result was simple: since the pirate bay is a multi BILLION...