Those statements are categorically lies; they just are. “If you discover”, “if we discover”.... What do they mean by “discover”? Does someone have to come in and get a judgment and prove something because you can't believe your eyes? Does it mean victims can't come in and tell them these things? “If we discover”—no.
Look, they have said.... I emphasize this because it tells you the company you're dealing with. You are dealing with a rogue company. You don't know who owns it; I don't know who owns it; no one really knows who owns it. Its behaviour here is completely out of bounds. It's just in a different universe from the way even bad mainstream corporate citizens work.
Those statutes that you cited...I have no doubt. We have analogues in the U.S. Lawyers can argue about exactly where they apply and in what aspects, but they clearly apply.
For example, MindGeek has servers in the United States; I believe it has servers in Canada. I believe those servers have been among the largest, if not the largest, repositories of child pornography in North America.