Does this statement about movie p****y make any sense at all?

Question

Stalemate in Movie p****y

The motion picture industry's battle against p****y has reached a stalemate, MPAA chief Dan Glickman suggested Tuesday at the ShoWest convention in Las Vegas. "We are getting more advanced in tracking the crime, and they are getting more advanced in committing it," Glickman told the gathering of exhibitors. Glickman once again claimed that the movie industry loses about $6 billion worldwide to p****y, but he offered no details on how the industry arrived at that figure.

http://www.imdb.com/news/sb/2008-03-12/#3

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

It's a standard kind of statement that they (the industry) are targeting who is pirating better, so they are being more efficient, but other advances either in hiding p****y operations or concealing counterfeits is allowing p****y to continue.

Answer 3

There are other things which also seem odd about both Movie and Video p****y if a person were to look at it in a certain way. 1. World War 2 videos were advertised by legitimate sellers on the same dvd which was about 9/11.

The point  a person could make is that when people place a warning of prosecution for people that sell videos about the deaths of millions this seems crass and the point is that no one should sell videos about The Holocaust for the reason so many died in it and also should have no buisness telling people they will face prosecution if they develop films or dvds about the deaths of millions of people. There is an F.B.I warning on all dvds including this one. The way it could look is The F.B.I. saying anyone who produce copies of films about The Holocaust without permission of the makers could be sent to prison for 5 Years or receive fines of up to 150,000 dollars. The same silliness also applies to videos about Castro and even documentaries about the assassination of Castro. The same for U.S. propaganda videos.