Ann Landers: So what is there left to tell them?
Kim Dotcom: Well, funds have been frozen.
Landers: Why?
Dotcom: Yes, everybody wonders.
Landers: I had no choice.
Dotcom: Do you believe that?
Landers: The answer was fascinating.
Dotcom: It's totally taken out of context.
Landers: It's true.
Dotcom: It's going to embarrass those who are attacking us.
Landers: The names they call me cannot be printed in a family newspaper.
Dotcom: I mean, they have installed cameras around the property.
Landers: They are the most dedicated, hardest-working people I know.
Dotcom: That has been reduced now.
Landers: Not everybody loves me.
Dotcom: I don't get physical.
Landers: We both have fax machines, and we fax each other like crazy.
Dotcom: We're now down to eight.
Landers: Can you imagine what life would be like if surgeons, bus drivers, pilots, air-traffic controllers, teachers,
nurses, firemen and policemen were on drugs?
Dotcom: You know, boot prints on the walls, knocked in doors, marks of the sledgehammers, smashed in walls.
Landers: At least that is the way I would like it to be.
Dotcom: Mm. Let me explain something to you.
Yes, Everybody Wonders
A 2012 TVNZ interview with Megaupload kingpin Kim Dotcom vs. a 1990 Chicago Tribune interview with famed advice columnist Ann Landers.
