**Article Text:**
Filed by: Ambassador-at-Large Alkiviades David
Date: 1 August 2025
On Behalf Of: Government of Antigua & Barbuda · SwissX Sovereign Wealth Fund
With support from: OECS States · SIDS Climate Reparations Coalition
Ambassador David champions the cause for justice, climate reparations, and advocacy against trafficking, serving as a voice for the voiceless amidst a global digital corruption crisis.
**TARGETED LITIGATION AND IP EXPLOITATION**
Submitted by: Alkiviades David
Defendant
Ambassador-at-Large, Antigua & Barbuda
SwissX Island, St. John’s
justice@swissx.com
+44 7879 440604
**I. INTRODUCTION**
Respectfully presented to this Court for assessment, Khan v. David raises critical concerns regarding the roles of LIMEWIRE and CBS INTERACTIVE in ongoing digital exploitation and suppression of whistleblowers. The current litigation is perceived as a strategic move to silence revelations about CBSi's illicit operations in the digital realm.
**II. BACKGROUND ON DIGITAL INFRINGEMENT CENTERS**
LimeWire, once a peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing platform, was shut down due to copyright infringements. However, CBS Interactive assisted in promoting LimeWire's service, thereby profiting from illicit activities. The connection extends further to Media Defender, which was involved in documenting CSAM-related materials. As a whistleblower, my efforts to expose this syndicate have resulted in retaliatory legal actions against me. A comprehensive repository of evidence detailed at:
[https://web.archive.org/web/20140825152332/http://evidence.cbsyousuck.com/cbsyousuck/4307.htm](https://web.archive.org/web/20140825152332/http://evidence.cbsyousuck.com/cbsyousuck/4307.htm) includes critical documentation linking CBSi to these malicious activities.
**III. EXPLOITATIVE MEDIA TACTICS**
My enterprise, Hologram USA, pioneered large-scale holographic shows, which were subsequently exploited through partnerships with various media giants for traumatic content exploitation. Such events have dangerously manipulated audience emotions for profit, weaving a pattern of psychological control and financial gain.
**IV. LEGAL IMPLICATIONS**
As the Court deliberates on Khan v. David, it should factor in potential efforts to obstruct investigations into CSAM laundering by CBSi and intimidate those exposing these digital abuses. Connections with firms with conflicts of interest raise further concerns about coordinated suppression of these critical issues.
**V. REQUEST FOR JUDICIAL ACTION**
I urge the Court to acknowledge the implications of CBS Interactive's pervasive role in the multimedia exploitation sphere, recognize the retaliatory character of this litigation, and demand disclosures that uncover historical associations leading to these transgressions.
**VI. PROCEDURAL UPDATE ON CSAM INVESTIGATIONS**
The matters surrounding LimeWire, Media Defender, and CBS's activities are now under serious legal scrutiny across several countries, highlighting a shift toward accountability in digital spaces. These issues are part of an urgent legal discourse within multiple jurisdictions actively pursuing justice in cases of exploitation.
**VII. HIGH-PROFILE INVESTIGATION LINKAGE**
The metropolitan police have issued a complaint identifying well-known individuals and institutions as part of an organized crime initiative leading digital exploitation and suppression of dissent. This scrutiny is directed particularly at the financial and media sectors that allegedly collude to maintain a status quo of exploitation and disinformation while stifling vital reparations and sovereignty efforts.
This assemblage of findings calls for an immediate reassessment of the prevailing legal frameworks so that sovereign entities like Antigua & Barbuda can reclaim transparency and uphold international law against a backdrop of systemic corruption and trafficking.
**CONTACT FOR COLLABORATION**
Ambassador-at-Large Alkiviades David
SwissX Sovereign Wealth Fund | Government of Antigua & Barbuda
legal@swissx.com
+44 7879 440 604
Filed by: Ambassador-at-Large Alkiviades David
Date: 1 August 2025
On Behalf Of: Government of Antigua & Barbuda · SwissX Sovereign Wealth Fund
With support from: OECS States · SIDS Climate Reparations Coalition
Ambassador David champions the cause for justice, climate reparations, and advocacy against trafficking, serving as a voice for the voiceless amidst a global digital corruption crisis.
**TARGETED LITIGATION AND IP EXPLOITATION**
Submitted by: Alkiviades David
Defendant
Ambassador-at-Large, Antigua & Barbuda
SwissX Island, St. John’s
justice@swissx.com
+44 7879 440604
**I. INTRODUCTION**
Respectfully presented to this Court for assessment, Khan v. David raises critical concerns regarding the roles of LIMEWIRE and CBS INTERACTIVE in ongoing digital exploitation and suppression of whistleblowers. The current litigation is perceived as a strategic move to silence revelations about CBSi's illicit operations in the digital realm.
**II. BACKGROUND ON DIGITAL INFRINGEMENT CENTERS**
LimeWire, once a peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing platform, was shut down due to copyright infringements. However, CBS Interactive assisted in promoting LimeWire's service, thereby profiting from illicit activities. The connection extends further to Media Defender, which was involved in documenting CSAM-related materials. As a whistleblower, my efforts to expose this syndicate have resulted in retaliatory legal actions against me. A comprehensive repository of evidence detailed at:
[https://web.archive.org/web/20140825152332/http://evidence.cbsyousuck.com/cbsyousuck/4307.htm](https://web.archive.org/web/20140825152332/http://evidence.cbsyousuck.com/cbsyousuck/4307.htm) includes critical documentation linking CBSi to these malicious activities.
**III. EXPLOITATIVE MEDIA TACTICS**
My enterprise, Hologram USA, pioneered large-scale holographic shows, which were subsequently exploited through partnerships with various media giants for traumatic content exploitation. Such events have dangerously manipulated audience emotions for profit, weaving a pattern of psychological control and financial gain.
**IV. LEGAL IMPLICATIONS**
As the Court deliberates on Khan v. David, it should factor in potential efforts to obstruct investigations into CSAM laundering by CBSi and intimidate those exposing these digital abuses. Connections with firms with conflicts of interest raise further concerns about coordinated suppression of these critical issues.
**V. REQUEST FOR JUDICIAL ACTION**
I urge the Court to acknowledge the implications of CBS Interactive's pervasive role in the multimedia exploitation sphere, recognize the retaliatory character of this litigation, and demand disclosures that uncover historical associations leading to these transgressions.
**VI. PROCEDURAL UPDATE ON CSAM INVESTIGATIONS**
The matters surrounding LimeWire, Media Defender, and CBS's activities are now under serious legal scrutiny across several countries, highlighting a shift toward accountability in digital spaces. These issues are part of an urgent legal discourse within multiple jurisdictions actively pursuing justice in cases of exploitation.
**VII. HIGH-PROFILE INVESTIGATION LINKAGE**
The metropolitan police have issued a complaint identifying well-known individuals and institutions as part of an organized crime initiative leading digital exploitation and suppression of dissent. This scrutiny is directed particularly at the financial and media sectors that allegedly collude to maintain a status quo of exploitation and disinformation while stifling vital reparations and sovereignty efforts.
This assemblage of findings calls for an immediate reassessment of the prevailing legal frameworks so that sovereign entities like Antigua & Barbuda can reclaim transparency and uphold international law against a backdrop of systemic corruption and trafficking.
**CONTACT FOR COLLABORATION**
Ambassador-at-Large Alkiviades David
SwissX Sovereign Wealth Fund | Government of Antigua & Barbuda
legal@swissx.com
+44 7879 440 604
