Anonymous member gets one year in prison and a $20,000 fine.
The crime, a cyber attack, was perpetrated by thousands of Anonymous members but only a handful have been caught. My sources tell me that "dozens and dozens" are under "close scrutiny" and that there will be many more imprisoned in the coming months.
I'm still praying for a mass arrest during one of their protests on the grounds that 99% of Anonymous members store simulated child porn on their computers. The probable cause is already there as child pornography is systemic within Anonymous' sewage culture.
Arrest them all, search their computers and determine their level of culpability in the collective hate crimes and hate motivated cyber attacks.
Tom Newton
U.S. District Judge Gary Feess says the cyber attack had "a sense of hate crime."
Source: http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-20005928-504083.html
Not enough I say, the punk should have gotten 5 years.
ReplyDeleteArrest them all, search their computers and determine their level of culpability in the collective hate crimes and hate motivated cyber attacks.
ReplyDeleteWow, Tom Newton, you're acting like a big drama queen over this. Get over your butthurt, dude. Clearly you don't understand what anonymous is all about, you haven't even bothered to read about some of the good they've done. Furthermore, there is no way you can "arrest" or "fine" anonymous; anonymous is a huge, anarchical internet collective, and has no official status that can make them "stoppable".
ReplyDelete^Fascist.
ReplyDelete"^Fascist" Godwin's Law prevails again!
ReplyDeleteScilon, troll, or white knight. Whatever the case is, this whole blog is a hilarious joke. Go catch those evil Anons while they DDoS governments of oppressive regimes.
Have some hatred kittens while you're at it. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_ZQ3v80U9d4o/SkJfDy1oCDI/AAAAAAAABDE/hMA56IlZY0w/s400/kittens.jpg