Our conclusion from the UK's decisions to suspend democracy in the territory, is that the best thing to do is to stop dealing with island affairs and transfer ownership of the bvi.org domain name, with or without the online newspaper production system, to anyone who remains interested in the island or in the BVI.org domain name. 

We see freedom of the press as a supreme value in a democracy, but freedom of the press is a problem in other systems of governing. If the BVI cease to be a democracy, we have no interest in fighting the wars of others, but feel it's right to transfer the BVI.org ownership to anyone who is directly linked to the territory, or who is in the online news system, or we can simply just transfer the domain name.

The fact the the territory had such a high level of involvement in drugs, is a something we cannot tolerate.

We are aware that three rotten apples do not indicate the quality of anybody else, but for us it is a crisis of trust that extinguishes the desire and pleasure to continue to engage in this territory.

Our heart and prayers will continue to be for the benefit of the wonderful quality of people that we have had the privilege of getting to know in this territory, but we now prefer to focus our activities and energy on territories where democracy is genuinely welcomed. We are freedom activists, and are freedom fighters, but not 'freedom mercenaries'. We came here for good, and we don’t feel good with this whole thing anymore.

For details, please contact us here.

The price is $50,000 for a quick deal (this can be $60,000 in 20 x $3,000 monthly installments), with or without the super advanced news publishing platform, or up to $100,000 for a more time-consuming deal.

Non commercial use is also welcome. If I am convinced that it’s for the public-good, I am happy to donate it at no cost.