EXCLUSIVE: FBI Raids Homes of Suspected Anonymous Hackers

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It was from mr skeptic. I clicked on the wrong post, but I was pointing that statement at him.

Originally posted by Mr_skepticc
reply to post by Threegirls

 

The main problem with you, and everyone these days is the fact you despise people who have money. Haaving money does not make a person evil. Just because you may not have money, or access to funds to live a better life, does not make people who have those things bad people. I have worked very hard my whole life to accumalate a pretty good fortune. I dont need some day-dreamer or poor me attitude to tell me I am a bad person. Get off your ass and work for it, see how fast you're life turns around.

It's quite hilarious to read that statement as simple logic and extrapolation EASILY leads to the conclusion that with the fractional reserve banking system being kicked into high gear and the printing presses on HIGH, the devaluation and imminent collapse of your paradigm will effect you WAY HARDER than someone with no money.

Not even the politicians of this country fully grasp what the global elite is doing.. Most of them are expendable and they don't even realize it. The actors, stars, artists, millionaires, are the ones who will be rocked the hardest. Unless you're sitting on a basement full of gold, we all have some tough times ahead.

What you DON'T know, CAN kill you.

Sixteen suspected members of "Anonymous" were arrested in 3 states including Florida, New Jersey and California, in what appears to be a nationwide takedown of the notorious hacking group. Agents said the suspects were all very surprised by the raids, and immediately began blaming one another. One of the suspects became so upset he fainted on his mother. Sources close to the raid say it appears to be mostly teenagers who was simply bored from the summer beak.

ENOUGH SAID HERE LMAO! Heres your're big bad hackers. Looks like it was a great movement. Great leaders here. I see it now.

reply to post by Mr_skepticc


As I have stated working 6 days a week 10 hours per day has not helped me.

I do not hate people with money, your outlook is wrong because you think that everyone can get what you have through work. It's not true, This system promotes and perpetuates poverty of the masses. You are blinded by greed when you cannot see this. I don't hate anyone, I pity your lack of awareness.


Ridiculing Anonymous just belies your justifiable insecurity. The kids will be stronger for the experience I hope.

Your fear of losing your fortune is obvious and understandable, also the loss is inevitable. And there is no more you can do about it than I can change my current situation. I suggest you help the poor around you so that you can pull together when it all collapses.

Originally posted by mr-lizard

Originally posted by Section31
Around this time next week, Anonlescence (Anonymous) will be infiltrated by the FBI.

Game over man.

Any proof of your wild and baseless claims?

or are you merely parroting the same inane crap of the misinformed?

PROOF please.

Deny ignorance.

How can you say there wild claims? You think there no chance at all of this happening?
I think you need to deny ignorance. Or tell us how anon will make sure this doesn't happen since you seem to be so well informed.

News Technology Hacking One in four US hackers 'is an FBI informer' The FBI and US secret service have used the threat of prison to create an army of informers among online criminals Share3350 reddit this Comments (110) Ed Pilkington in New York guardian.co.uk, Monday 6 June 2011 16.12 BST Article history A hacker's silhouette A quarter of hackers in the US have been recruited by federal authorities, according to Eric Corley, publisher of the hacker quarterly, 2600. Photograph: Getty Images The underground world of computer hackers has been so thoroughly infiltrated in the US by the FBI and secret service that it is now riddled with paranoia and mistrust, with an estimated one in four hackers secretly informing on their peers, a Guardian investigation has established.

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law enforcement officials see informants 3 as a highly effective technique -- one justified by the public's interest in the detection of crime and the prosecution of criminals. FBI officials testified to the Committee that informants "provide one of the best and most complete forms of coverage" in their investigations.

The Committee's investigation revealed that the FBI was using more than 1,500 domestic intelligence informants as of June 30, 1975. 7 The FBI budget for Fiscal Year 1976 programmed a total of $7,401,000 for the intelligence informant program, more than twice the amount allocated for the organized crime informant program. 8

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And that was in 1975. They have only got better at what they do.

Originally posted by soaringhawk
reply to post by Mr Objectivity

 

That's funny. That's the same belief held by those that rationalize for the bad they do in the name of accomplishing a goal to benefit those of their group, religion, or even the whole world.

Don't paint me a terrorist, refer to the Boston Tea party.

Originally posted by Section31


Is that not the whole idea of Anonymous? Imagine what it will be like within a week. Lol...

FBI and CIA agents will anonymously infiltrate Anonlescence (Anonymous), and you would not even know they were there. Lol...

Hilarity.

I like the way you call it Anonlescence, it definately strengthens your argument. But where's this proof I've been asking for?

Or.... Are you just fabricating ideals, because ultimately you are wholly oblivious to the real issue?

Originally posted by Mr Objectivity
Don't paint me a terrorist, refer to the Boston Tea party.

Lol... You do not know history. The Boston Tea Party was a group of American citizens protesting against high taxes.

Anonlescence (Anonymous) is a terrorist organization in comparison.

Originally posted by Mr_skepticc
I quess they aren't going to be so Anonymous anymore lmao. This is going to get ugly here people. There comes a time when you are going to have to pay the piper one way or the other.

The targets of the FBI searches are all in their late teens to early 20s.

Speaking as one of the original bunch of "White Hat" folks on Usenet and others, all it really took was a criminal act for the REALLY skilled people to find out where they live.

You are never EVER truly anonymous on the internet or on the cell phone nets. If you want to be absolutely anonymous, then you have to stay away from those or limit your activities to things that look very innocent (checking email, surfing news sites, watching some music vids, hanging out on some noncontroversial boards.)

Of course, then you couldn't brag to anyone how clever you thought you were.

The old Greeks had a word for it -- "hubris" and said it destroyed people in the end. I believe they are correct.

Originally posted by mr-lizard
Hilarity.

I like the way you call it Anonlescence, it definately strengthens your argument. But where's this proof I've been asking for?

Or.... Are you just fabricating ideals, because ultimately you are wholly oblivious to the real issue?

What?

So they can prepare for the FBI and CIA infiltration?

No way. I want them to get caught.

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Hard work sweet pea. Thats the key! Doesn't matter what your're doing, you can make it better by working. It's not going to happen over-night, or even 10 years. But if you work hard you can have ANYTHING you want in life. Never believe anything diffrent, otherwise I promise you'll die broke, and miserable.

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So... You're telling me that the news have personally identified EVERY anonymous supporter, every hacker and associate and not only have they done that - but they have amazingly worked out that 1 in 4 of these people work for the FBI?

I though the FBI were just Americans. How does that explain the hundreds of thousands of non_american anonymous members (assuming that 1/4 of all anon members are FBI)

I think you're believing the propaganda and not doing any real research.

reply to post by Mr_skepticc

Having MONEy is like having evil , if you dont use your god given money in ways that are good and benefit your community and the world around you . Ofcourse you have a right to make a comfortable life for yourself , but YOUR MONEy will ultimately lead you to hell if you dont use it properly as already mentioned .

Why do you think that the people who really do have money actually spend a portion of it in charity work . They are trying to adviod or nullify the bad karma attached to the way they procured that money .

If you want to be a wealthy eletist then learn the science .

Well i really dont believe they got any of the real anon members, they either got anon's scapegoats, or some people who let them use their computer for a certain purpose. I surprised they even used a warrant for these suspects, due to the illegal patriot act all they would have to do is dub these kids terrorists then they have no rights, and law enforcement can use illegal search and siesure. Excuse my spelling today.

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Sixteen out of tens of thousands is nothing to be so excited about. Besides, all the feds have done is add more fuel to the fire. In essence the feds have just recruited the next 1000 members of Anonymous!

If most of these 'hackers' were just bored kids on summer break, that should tell you something about the skill of the FBI. They can't actually bust a real 'hacktivist', so they bust kids? That bodes well for your argument.

I am still loling at you. Some of this is ridiculous. But Lord knows there is no applied logic to an illogical thought train.... woot wooot.

Originally posted by Mr_skepticc
reply to post by Threegirls

 

The main problem with you, and everyone these days is the fact you despise people who have money. Haaving money does not make a person evil. Just because you may not have money, or access to funds to live a better life, does not make people who have those things bad people. I have worked very hard my whole life to accumalate a pretty good fortune. I dont need some day-dreamer or poor me attitude to tell me I am a bad person. Get off your ass and work for it, see how fast you're life turns around.

mmhmm.
Sure, big fella.
typical BS from the weak minded.

Let's play, "where's mr. skeptic?" (he's in there, I assure you.)

Originally posted by Mr_skepticc
Sixteen suspected members of "Anonymous" were arrested in 3 states including Florida, New Jersey and California, in what appears to be a nationwide takedown of the notorious hacking group. Agents said the suspects were all very surprised by the raids, and immediately began blaming one another. One of the suspects became so upset he fainted on his mother. Sources close to the raid say it appears to be mostly teenagers who was simply bored from the summer beak.

ENOUGH SAID HERE LMAO! Heres your're big bad hackers. Looks like it was a great movement. Great leaders here. I see it now.

Ok, let's remain belligirent!

12 down! 30,000 to go, soon to be double that.

reply to post by mr-lizard


How naive can you be to think that anon isn't infiltrated. And tell me how it matter what country there in? Anon is a internet group. And by posted what i found was more to prove that the FBI does use informants and its more then likely they have them in the anon circle.
I guess you think because they call them selfs anonymous that there untraceable on the internet?

EDIT: Here is a idea, why don't you show me how they have not been.
Also where can i found the numbers on how many anon members there are? i didn't know there was a registry

Sigh... Although I applaud everyone that is fighting for freedom.. Do all of you thinking that Anon is going to bring about positive change really believe it? Anon's activities are going to result in more internet restrictions, and more internet laws, and a new DMCA.

In short - Anon is going to ironically end internet Anonymity through their actions.

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I'm surprised you actually think anonymous is comprised only of these 16 individuals...most of these were young kids trying to play as anonymous...but they aren't really what anonymous is about and I'm sure they don't even understand the concept of anonymous that well and they were just some kids playing hacker...