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Re: Anonymous Group

Post by PlutoCharon » Wed Jun 08, 2011 12:44 pm

Anon is not just about 4chan. Not anymore at least. 4chan anon's are kids with a lot of free time on their hands spending all day with pointless "you laugh you lose" debates, forcing memes, ending their post numbers in double and triple digits, baiting religious arguments, among a lot of other useless stuff.

Anonymous the hacker group probably isn't operated by the government and probably doesn't have a centralized base of operations. They did recently attack Iranian government websites though, or at least a faction of anon did. Don't have a lot of respect for the group after that, not that I had any to begin with.

When you give up your individuality in favor of being a collective 'hive mind' like anon, you lose yourself and your voice, and essentially are dead to the world. In that regard, I think anonymousness fails and shares a lot of parallels with a dictatorship. People don't think of that for some reason

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Re: Anonymous Group

Post by panax » Wed Jun 08, 2011 3:14 pm

I think Anon are legit, as others have stated, and they're intelligent in some respects, but seem pretty off the mark in some of their political beliefs.
They subscribe to the "mainstream alternative position", like a lot of others that are somewhat aware enough that the Government lies, but get caught up in the Zeitgeist, Assange, Loose Change bullshit.

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Re: Anonymous Group

Post by Dissent » Wed Jun 08, 2011 3:29 pm

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Re: Anonymous Group

Post by neoConSlayer » Wed Jun 08, 2011 3:30 pm

i dont trust them, they are way too far up julian assanges ass. if they are that smart they would see through his lies in a minute. anyone with half a brain know assange is full of shit and 100% useless. LulzSec (sooooo 4chanish) the "anon-breakoff" that took credit for more recent sony hacks, infragard hacks, PBS and FOX - hacked PBS because of a program they had about wikileaks and assange, and i've seen them interchange on twitter with another account called "stuxnetsource" i think it all SCREAMS gov pysop to force more control over the internet down our throats and to make internet dissent an "act of war, terrorism" Not to mention them hacking irans servers (supposedly) recently.
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Re: Anonymous Group

Post by Whirled Peas » Wed Jun 08, 2011 3:33 pm

neoConSlayer wrote:i dont trust them, they are way too far up julian assanges ass. if they are that smart they would see through his lies in a minute. anyone with half a brain know assange is full of shit and 100% useless. LulzSec (sooooo 4chanish) the "anon-breakoff" that took credit for more recent sony hacks, infragard hacks, PBS and FOX - hacked PBS because of a program they had about wikileaks and assange, and i've seen them interchange on twitter with another account called "stuxnetsource" i think it all SCREAMS gov pysop to force more control over the internet down our throats and to make internet dissent an "act of war, terrorism" Not to mention them hacking irans servers (supposedly) recently.
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Re: Anonymous Group

Post by dicktater » Wed Jun 08, 2011 3:38 pm

neoConSlayer wrote:i dont trust them, they are way too far up julian assanges ass.
anonymous gerbils?
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Re: Anonymous Group

Post by Colbyor » Thu Jun 09, 2011 9:37 am

wait wait wait i dont follow this shit but did you just say they attacked IRAN???? hahahaha that settles it, they work for the man.

attack israel... or china... for the lulz


edit: why the fuck dont one of these groups hack me a picture of dead, or alive bin laden...

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Re: Anonymous Group

Post by Dissent » Thu Jun 09, 2011 11:26 am

Colbyor wrote:wait wait wait i dont follow this shit but did you just say they attacked IRAN???? hahahaha that settles it, they work for the man.

attack israel... or china... for the lulz


edit: why the fuck dont one of these groups hack me a picture of dead, or alive bin laden...
doubt it bro again they're using Anon as the scapegoat.
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NATO going after Anonymous

Post by Dissent » Thu Jun 09, 2011 11:28 am

NATO going after Anonymous

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Days after the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) named hacker coalition 'Anonymous' as an enemy among the likes of Al Qaeda and North Korea, the hackers issued a warning to the global military alliance. "Do not make the mistake of challenging Anonymous. Do not make the mistake of believing you can behead a headless snake. If you slice off one head of Hydra, ten more heads will grow in its place. If you cut down one Anon, ten more will join us purely out of anger at your trampling of dissent," Anonymous said in a statement.



Last week at the New Strategic Concept conference in Lisbon, NATO's General Rapporteur Lord Jopling added Anonymous to NATO's list of enemies that includes Al Qaeda, the Taliban, and North Korea. In a report, Jopling called for NATO's 28 member nations to mutually defend itself against Anonymous attacks.

"Observers note that Anonymous is becoming more and more sophisticated and could potentially hack into sensitive government, military, and corporate files," he wrote.

He also said Anonymous' days were numbered: Image
"Today, the ad hoc international group of hackers and activists is said to have thousands of operatives and has no set rules or membership. It remains to be seen how much time Anonymous has for pursuing such paths. The longer these attacks persist, the more likely countermeasures will be developed, implemented, the groups will be infiltrated and perpetrators persecuted.
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Re: Anonymous Group

Post by Colbyor » Thu Jun 09, 2011 11:35 am

damn trying to put my foot in my mouth haha.. i'll wait to pass judgment on this one... i hope they are for the people...

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