As part of the agreement - signed by Wikileaks' Julian Assange and Pirat Partiet's Rick Falkvinge - the Pirate Party will host new Wikileaks servers, providing with servers and bandwidth for free as "part of their political mission". Falvinge said that they are happy to provide with this help, as they share Wikileaks vision: 
 
 Wikileaks contribution is tremendously important for the entire world. "We desire to contribute to any effort that increases transparency and accountability of power in the world." After offering help against US government pressure in July, the Swedish Pirate Party has signed an agreement with Wikileaks.
– The Pirate Party, a Swedish pro-piracy political party, has agreed to host servers for Wikileaks. The party, which also runs The Pirate Bay, a popular file sharing site, says supporting Wikileaks is in line with its commitment to copyright and patent reform, notes Information Week. "We want to contribute to any effort that would increase transparency and helps to keep the powerful in check," the party's leader says. Wikileaks founder Julian Assange visited Sweden this week and the parties reached a deal under which the "pirates" would provide bandwidth and host Wikileaks servers free of charge, reports Gizmodo. For the plan to work, however, the party must win a seat in Sweden's parliament, which would make it impossible for authorities to legally shut its servers down. It may sound far-fetched, but these digital swashbucklers already won a seat at the EU.