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No, the majority of people are happy to see anon arrests and will happily vote for people who stump for tougher regulations because of what anon is doing.
Originally posted by Hessdalen
reply to post by TinfoilTP
it would be embarassing to them that they got info not even good enough for the paper shredder.
pic or it didnt happend - they delivered - if it would be worthless they wouldnt talk about it...
Originally posted by Prozium
No, the majority of people are happy to see anon arrests and will happily vote for people who stump for tougher regulations because of what anon is doing.
Stop dreaming about it, we're having more supporters each hours.
And its not about to stop
Originally posted by HardyWhite
reply to post by loves a conspiricy
It appears to be a document outlining options to outsource "military equipment and personnel"
from various contractors.
Originally posted by dl2one
reply to post by yeti101
What the hell are they going to accomplish with all this useless hacking lately? It should be more obvious now that Anonyous is not what it orginally intended to become..
We are not scared any more. Your threats to arrest us are meaningless to us as you cannot arrest an idea. Any attempt to do so will make your citizens more angry until they will roar in one gigantic choir. It is our mission to help these people and there is nothing — absolutely nothing — you can possibly to do make us stop.
Originally posted by yeti101
hackers show up flaws in NATO security. Lets hope the NATO IT boys learn something and I hope the hackers dont release the anything too sensitive .
wikileaks were a bit irresponsible with some of the stuff they released imo. I hope these hackers behave better and i hope they didn't get the nuclear codes -_-
Do you think it's only a matter of time before all that stolen material appears on the internet? the mind boggles at what sort of material it is. It could be worth a bit of money to the chinese or russians.
www.huffingtonpost.com
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Originally posted by vkey08
I used personal files as an example to try and get you to realize that even government databases hold our medical, financial and other records, so for them to hack those organizations that you claim are corrupt (and they very may well be) exposes a lot of innocent people to having their private data dumped indiscriminately. Imagine if they somehow decided to go after the DEA and all of those prescription records suddenly were dumped, or passwords to those servers were given, if you were on a drug that you didn't want to be made public, well sorry dude, Lulz to ya, there it is. Or how about that mortgage you wanted to get, and didn't because of a credit score, well the credit agencies are targets, and your file may be one of those dumped... See where I'm going now? (I really should not have had to explain it but).