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Charlie Hebdo – Anonymous promises to avenge the massacre

  • 10 January 2015
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Jasper_The_Rasper
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by Pierluigi Paganini on January 9th, 2015
 

The Anonymous collective published a video message online promising to avenge the Charlie Hebdo massacre by razing jihadist websites.

A few hours ago the two brothers believed to be members of the terrorist commando that has attacked on Wednesday the offices of French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo were killed.
The manhunt is over with another massacre, Agence France Presse reported the tragic events after that the nation is fallen into an absurd atmosphere of terror for the last couple of days.
Surely what happened will have serious repercussions in the coming days also in the cyberspace. Groups of criminals will try to benefit from the news of the massacre at Charlie Hebdo to compromise PCs of millions of users seeking information about events, exactly as happened in the recent case of the AirAsia Flight QZ8501. Cyber terrorists will continue their propaganda against the Western enemies and Intelligence agencies will intensify their activities searching for other information on the ramification of the alleged terrorist cells which are planning further attacks against Western entities.
 
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And from The Register http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/01/09/anon_op_charlie_hebdo/

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Hi Jasper
 
Thanks...a very interesting article on something that most of us know is being waged but on which we have little information.  Personally I find the whole subject somewhat scary and there is no doubt in my mind that this will spill out into the open in the coming months and the direct impact on us 'inocents' will be increased surveillence bby the authorities as the terrorists continue to increase their use of online technologies.
 
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The reprisals are reported to have begun.
by Pierluigi Paganini on January 11th, 2015
 
UPDATE Jan. 11, 2015
 
The Following Jihad Sites have been targeted by Anonymous
WE ARE ANONYMOUS. WE DON’T FORGIVE. WE DON’T FORGET.
  1. www.islamic-state.ga/
  2. www.khilafah.com/
  3. www.Qa3edon.100free.com
Full List.
 
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There is a old saying "payback is hell" What took place in Paris is a atrosiity by cowards. These tyrants need to be taught a lesson they won't forget. Our hearts and prayers go out to the families of those that were slain.
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by Lisa Vaas on January 13, 2015
 
 


 
Anonymous-affiliated attackers claim to have taken down dozens of "Jihad sites" in retaliation for last week's horrifying terrorist attacks in France.
Anonymous on Friday and Saturday launched #OpCharlieHebdo, releasing multiple video statements saying that defending freedom of expression has always been one of its core tenets.
One Anonymous-affiliated account has released a list of 500+ targeted Twitter accounts belonging to purported terrorists, and another has promised a list of targeted "Jihad" Facebook profiles.
In what can only be described as ironic, those wearing the Anonymous cloak are promising to "cripple" the free speech of terrorists in retaliation for the deaths.
 
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