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I honestly only browsed your post, OP, but I've seen this happen before with huge paysites appearing on overtly pirate sites (and I'm not counting "oops, we didn't realize our ad network placement goes on piracy" plausible deniability excuse, but actual hard links) and at the end of the day, most likely the paysites in question have decided the money they are making from appearing on these pirate sites outweighs all other negatives. It's extra crappy if it's your content being upload without permission. You can DMCA for it to appear again, you can complain to the paysite and they'll launch an 'investigation' that may at best result in YOUR content not appearing for awhile, but as long as the pirate site generates more $$$ than trouble, they'll probably still work with them.
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