Anonymous uncovers terrorist plots set globally Sunday

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"November 21, 2015

David Gilbert 
Posted with permission from International Business Times

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Anonymous, the loose collective of online activists, said Saturday it has uncovered information about Islamic State group attacks in Paris as well as on locations in the U.S., Indonesia, Italy and Lebanon, all apparently set for Sunday. OpParisIntel, a group within Anonymous, released a statement saying it had collected information about imminent attacks by the militant group -- aka Daesh, ISIL and ISIS -- on the French capital a little more than a week after a series of coordinated attacks there left 130 dead and hundreds injured.

Anonymous also said the Islamic State group is planning an assault at the WWE Survivor Series event scheduled to take place in the Philips Arena in Atlanta Sunday at 7.30 p.m., as well as attacks at multiple events in Paris.

The collective published the list of potential targets alongside a statement: "The goal is to make sure the whole world, or at least the people going to these events, know that there have been threats and that there is possibility of an attack to happen. Another goal is to make sure Daesh knows that the world knows and cancels the attacks, which will disorientate them for a while."

The targets listed by Anonymous are as follow:

Demonstration by Collectif du droit des femmes (Paris)

Cigales Electroniques with Vocodecks, RE-Play & Rawtor at Le Bizen (Paris)

Concrete Invites Drumcode: Adam Beyer, Alan Fitzpatrick, Joel Mull at Concrete (Paris)

Feast of Christ the King celebrations (Rome/Worldwide)

Al-Jihad, One Day Juz (Indonesia)

Five Finger Death Punch (Milan)

University Pastoral Day (Holy Spirit University of Kaslik, Lebanon)

 WWE's Survivor Series PPV (ATLANTA, GA, USA)

"We only appeared now because our goal was to remain undercover and report everything to the right authorities and let them take all the action. But when authorities do not take action, Anonymous does. This part of the op started last Monday and has, and will be active 24 hours a day as long as the op is going on."

Speaking to International Business Times, the group behind the attack said it had passed proof to MI5, CIA, FBI and the Australian government but has no plans to release it publicly. "If we share the proof [publicly] everyone will start calling it fake because screenshots can be edited and accounts can be deleted. We have purposely not shared account links publicly because they would be shutdown immediatly and then no one would believe the proof."

Last week Anonymous declared war on ISIS and vowed to track it down online as part of Operation Paris (or OpParis) and has since released a guide for all those looking to take part in the operation, which already has identified tens of thousands of Twitter accounts it said are associated with ISIS while also taking some websites offline. ISIS has responded to the threat from Anonymous, warning of a reciprocal attack against the activist group."

http://www.rawstory.com/2015/11/hacker-collective-anonymous-claims-isis-has-plans-for-more-attacks-on-sunday/

 

Let's give Anonymous a big hand, they may have just saved many lives.

Also, one of the targets is an arena that I've been to, to see the artRave.

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I hope they know that if those are a lie, playing on people's fear is no joke, their reputation might go down and they might become an international target 

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1 minute ago, Gaga of Time said:

I hope they know that if those are a lie, playing on people's fear is no joke, their reputation might go down and they might become an international target 

Anonymous? They've passed the information to the CIA/FBI/MI6 without releasing any details. It's safe to say that this is very real. Also, one of the targets is an arena that I've been to, to see the artRave.

[Dramatica 13,698]

1 minute ago, FATCAT said:

Anonymous? They've passed the information to the CIA/FBI/MI6 without releasing any details. It's safe to say that this is very real. Also, one of the targets is an arena that I've been to, to see the artRave.

If these are real, I'd be ready to give them a bukkake anytime they want 

[PartySick 172,394]

I remember when I thought they were cyber terrorists. Turns out they're pretty awesome.

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Just now, PartySick said:

I remember when I thought they were cyber terrorists. Turns out they're pretty awesome.

They're activists, so they're in the same 'grouping' as cyber terrorists, but since there group is mainly individuals, they're more of a collective than cyber terrorists.

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4 minutes ago, PartySick said:

I remember when I thought they were cyber terrorists. Turns out they're pretty awesome.

Oh they're crazy, but they have a moral compass when **** gets real. I especially like how ISIS says they're going to attack anonymous. They have no physical location and are worse than a hydra - cut off one head 5 more come in. It's like trying to physically attack the ocean.

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Respect. 

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14 minutes ago, Gaga of Time said:

I hope they know that if those are a lie, playing on people's fear is no joke, their reputation might go down and they might become an international target 

I don't see why they would lie girl.  If anything, they are looking after our innocent asses. 

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7 minutes ago, FATCAT said:

They're activists, so they're in the same 'grouping' as cyber terrorists, but since there group is mainly individuals, they're more of a collective than cyber terrorists.

But "cyber terrorists" can't be terrorists, can they? The word terrorist implies violent measures to achieve goals, which is not possible if only operatating through the internet, i think (?)

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5 minutes ago, Kabexuela said:

I don't see why they would lie girl.  If anything, they are looking after our innocent asses. 

Idk sis, because after the Paris incident, many many people started tweeting crazy things, from Tokyo to NY, everyone was just inventing new possible incidents, and eventually people (some) believed in those 

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5 minutes ago, hmlswine said:

But "cyber terrorists" can't be terrorists, can they? The word terrorist implies violent measures to achieve goals, which is not possible if only operatating through the internet, i think (?)

Actually, a terrorist is someone that spread terror. While Antonymous's terror is directed toward corrupt governments and businesses, they'd still be labeled terrorist. You don't have to hurt people physically to spread terror.

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7 minutes ago, FATCAT said:

Actually, a terrorist is someone that spread terror. While Antonymous's terror is directed toward corrupt governments and businesses, they'd still be labeled terrorist. You don't have to hurt people physically to spread terror.

Just looked up the definiton of terrorism, and while it used to be related exclusively to acts that involve the killing of people, it's become a broader concept to describe "acts committed by non-state or subnational entities against a state"... So yes, you're absolutely right...

I personally believe there should be a specific term for terrorism that involves violence... 

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1 minute ago, hmlswine said:

Just looked up the definiton of terrorism, and while it used to be related to related exclusively to acts that involve the killing of people, it's become a broader concept to describe "acts committed by non-state or subnational entities against a state"... So yes, you're absolutely right...

I personally believe there should be a specific term for terrorism that involves violence... 

In a way, we do. We call them insufferable little daesh.

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2 minutes ago, FATCAT said:

In a way, we do. We call them insufferable little daesh.

But there are also terrorists in other places, for example in South America. They have nothing to do with daesh, but still kill people to rebel against their government