Anonymous Declares Cyber War On Congress Over Indefinite Detention Act

Aerianne · Dec 16, 2011

Anonymous Declares Cyber War On Congress Over Indefinite Detention Act

Published: 16 December, 2011, 22:28

As RT reported on Thursday, members of Anonymous began a campaign this week to expose information on the lawmakers who voted in favor of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012, a bill that will allow for the indefinite detention of American citizens, the reinstating of torture methods and the creation of the United States as a battlefield. Despite the implications of the act, the Senate allowed for the bill to leave Capitol Hill on Thursday, leaving only the inking of President Barack Obama’s name as the final step for ratification.
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On Thursday, Anonymous hacktivists launched a campaign against Senator Robert Portman, a Republican from Ohio. Not only did Portland vote in favor of NDAA FY2012, he received $272,853 from special interest groups that also backed the bill.

“Robert J. Portman, we plan to make an example of you,” an Anonymous operative posted to the Internet on Thursday. Along with the warning was personal information pertaining to the senator, including his home address and phone number.

On Friday, Anonymous says that this is just the beginning of the campaign against those that are creating the collapse of the US Constitution. With NDAA FY2012 almost guaranteed to be approved by Obama any moment, a second piece of legislation, the Stop Online Piracy Act, is close to clearing a Congressional committee. Should that bill be brought before the president and signed into law as well, Internet access and content across America and the world will become largely censored.

“We've been watching you systematically destroy the rights of your own people, one law at a time. No longer shall we stand by and watch you enslave our fellow citizens,” writes an Anonymous operative in an open letter to Congress posted Friday. “You have continued down this path of treason by creating acts such as the National Defense Authorization Act, Stop Online Piracy Act, Protect IP Act, and more. You've tried to conceal the true purpose of these bills, and pass them without the consent of the American people.”

As a result of the recent legislation which has managed to make its way through Congress, Anonymous operatives write on Friday, “We are now here to undo your sordid life's work in its entirety. No longer will your transgressions go unnoticed. No longer will you enslave the people. The world will know of your violations against the rights of the citizens you were elected to represent.”
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http://rt.com/usa/news/anonymous-congress-ndaa-sopa-013/

haha_wintaaa · Dec 16, 2011

sounds fantastic!

haha_wintaaa · Dec 16, 2011

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lillallyloukins · Dec 17, 2011

you gotta loVe Anonymous... yup.. non-Violence and Veracity...

shameless_heifer · Dec 17, 2011

I do appreciate Anon and what they represent. They came in here a while back and Skip will testify to this that they did stir things up around here.

They could of flatened us but they just played with us for a while when their site was down. I gathered that they were just having fun with us bc most of the folks here are not into corpirate controll. ( mis-spelled on purpose) I doupt shutting us down would serve them much purpose.. This is after all a great venure to get their message across and to find more volenteers for their cause.

I say more power to em', if they trying to actually help The People. I like that they are none Violent otherwise they would be just as bad as corpirate.

Tyrsonswood · Dec 17, 2011

This should be interesting.....

reb · Dec 17, 2011

i agree with Anonymous...again. congress deserves to be streeted-all of them. and not just for the indefinite detention issue. congress' history going back to the war of american independence is of self serving thievery.

last night, nightly business report mentioned the suit filed by the sec against recent execs of fannie mae/freddie mac....and the sec filed it as a fraud suit. difficult to prove...the sec also is going to try to hold the poor quality of loans issued against the execs...and congress told fm/fm that they MUST issue more 'affordable housing act' loans. without exception, the more congress is involved with an issue, the more screwed up it gets.

i am going to vote against every incumbent for the foreseeable future...i hope to help you put them on the street, Anonymous!

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