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“The debate goes on; either we can sit, wait patiently, and see how it all turns out; or we can act, educate ourselves and each other, and be ready for whatever hits. I will end this project with an appropriate quote from a hacker: If you need a tutorial on how to perform any of the above stated methods, please read a file on it. And whatever you do, continue the fight. Whether you know it or not, if you are a hacker, you are a revolutionr.” — Doctor Crash, 1986.

“WEIRD DANCING IN ALL-NIGHT computer-banking lobbies. Unauthorized pyrotechnic displays. Land-art, earth-works as bizarre alien artifacts strewn in State Parks. Burglarize houses but instead of stealing, leave Poetic-Terrorist objects.” -T.A.Z , 1991

Queridos ciudadanos de Internet,

Somos Anonymous.

El Gobierno de los Estados Unidos está nuevamente tratando de controlar y censurar Internet. CISPA ha pasado hace poco al senado.

Este proyecto de ley permitiría a las entidades más importantes de Internet como Facebook, Twitter y Google………. BAH!

Este no es otro estúpido comunicado anon copypasteado. ¿Por qué no dedicas este tiempo en informarte por ti mismo sobre CISPA?
#CISPABlackout

#25S – Anytime, anywhere: FUCK THE POLICE

1. Go attend a raid/protest/strike

2. Police starts beating people

3.?????

4. PROFIT!!!!

#Oct15: The Global Revolution Has Begun

Hello citizens of the world:

We are anonymous. We are the cattle. We are the cattle that’s being hoarded to work to shove some papers around, to make some phone calls and add some digits to this or that bank account. We are the cattle that does increasingly meaningless jobs for decreasing pay. We are the cattle that is being guided through a thousand fences, to run in circles around the base thematics of advertisers. And likewise guided to accept the presented inevitability that all human interaction is to be regulated by the market economy. We are the cattle that’s at the short end of the golden rule of labour division: thou shallst labour or profiteer. Thou shallst eat or be eaten. And now we find ourselves in a difficult situation: the profiteers have steadily run the farm dry, and the toil will be on the cattle.

Yet, we have seen the farm, and know more lies beyond. Technology is at a stage where it can well provide everyone with his or her daily needs and a fair amount of luxury. Rather than working within that possibility, the cattle is hoarded into the fences of endless labour, which purpose is primarily to keep the cattle flowing through those very fences.
Communication is well past a stage where everyone can have their voice heard. Rather than exploiting this, the profiteers try to deny us this very blessing, for they know that the farm, once known too some extend, becomes unlivable. Rise up, and let your voice be heard – drown out the machines grinding gears in the sound of your unrelenting complaint, your untouchable laughter, and your infinite music.

Though, if we do proceed in this famed parable of animals and farms; it must be noted that the only way to avoid the pigs amongst us from taking over the farm, under the false promise of demolishing it, is not to follow any leader to begin with. If no one obeys, no one commands. And likewise: if no one is known, no one is accountable. Anonymous knows the latter, and turns it around on those who would rule through falsehood.

But lets get back to the matter at hand: It is time to take over the farm. Yes, the farm is old, and the old message bears repeating: Occupy everything! The future will only contain what we put into it now. Let quantity do the talking, if you feel your regular voice is not heard. Do you have anywhere better to go? Is Saturday that time you can feed of some hay in the shopping district maybe? Or is it the one day you’re allowed to go ape, because, strangely enough this is only allowed when some millionaire scores a goal? Maybe then, we got a novel suggestion for you: join Anonymous, the super secret organisation which only admission fee is that you wear a mask.

This is the first time that the free and open internet is beginning to manifest itself as an organisational framework for the physical world. It is also the only time, for if we fail to restore democracy, the internet itself will be the next war-zone. Know what is at stake.

What is happening here will – by some – be called “a revolution” – by others “a terrorist organisation”. Choose how you define yourself – and know that others will judge you by your actions.

A lie is only as good as the absence of proof. Record everything you do. Post it all online. The internet will set you free for the internet is society.

“I thought what I’d do was, I’d pretend I was one of those deaf-mutes. That way I wouldn’t have to have any god-dam stupid useless conversations with anybody.” We are not alone, we should go to the street and find those people the system treats as individuals, so we will break the political taboo.

It’s time to rebel, to remember that our lives are not anyone’s possession and show it on the street. Just as you no longer wish to leave your life in the hands of politicians and stockholders do not let your protest in the hands of others. You was who elected them, who gave them the power to make your decisions for you. Now are you who have to take the power back.

Do not be confused into spending your energy laying the blame. Blaming is yesterday, blaming is the end of your freedom. Blame is words spent on your own chains. If you blame, you will blame wrongly – for you will forget to place the blame where it deserves. We ourselves must bear the consequences of our lack of action in the past. We ourselves are responsible for our complacency. Now, it is time to remove the walls that have been built around us as we were not looking, as we were asleep in front of the TV, as we were immersed in consumption. We will remove them, and set ourselves free, simply by gathering together. We will join out in the open, in the public squares, in the parks. We will hold a discussion. A forum. We will discuss how to move forward, now that the chains have been broken and our eyes are open.

As we protest yesterday, we will protest again today. Our rights are stronger than ever and our voice will be united, more loud so. Because is not when you’ve screwed up the ass you have to tighten it. This October 15th we will not go out alone to the street as we accompany our fellow homo sapiens in Albania, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, the Czech Republic, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Hawaii, Honduras, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, Lithuania, Macedonia, Malaysia, Mali, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Northern Mariana Islands, Norway, Panama, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Romania, Russia, Senegal, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Switzerland, Sweden, Taiwan, Tunisia, Turkey, United Kingdom, Uruguay, USA and Venezuela.

The global revolution has begun.

We are legion – but do not be fooled
it is easy to don this disguise
it is easy to pretend you are one of us
when in fact, there is an agenda behind the mask.

Follow first your heart, before listening to any who would aim to lead you
for whoever has your attention also has your permission
to plant thoughts in your heads
all seeds look alike – some sprout flowers, some pests. Choose wisely.

Operation Invade WALL STREET. This is not an occupation. This is an invasion.

Citizens of the World,

We are Anonymous.

For too long, the  crimes of Wall Street bankers, CEOs, and a corrupt political system have  created economic injustices that has gone unchallenged. A new civil  rights movement has begun.

Today, the brave citizens of New York are  standing up to these atrocities, a voice of reason in an ever-failing  society. Over the past few days, thousands of people have chosen to take  a stand against these injustices. The 1% has abused the freedom they  have been given. We are taking to the streets to show the wealthy elite  that we, the 99%, are no longer going to grease the gears of this  abhorrent system.

The lifeblood of the country is the working  class, without it our people and our economy will crumble. Those who  sustain present-day colonialism are the enablers of modern-day fascism.  Our government has granted hefty tax exemptions to the rich at the cost  of our social services. We as taxpayers have served as the multi-billion  dollar credit line to the companies and banks that continue to  systematically abuse us.

We are here to say that we do matter. We  will not be manipulated, threatened, or toyed with by the wealthy. No  longer can you acquire profit and political power to our detriment.

These few people are running the world, and they are running it into the ground.

Political  power cannot be traded or bought; it must be earned and agreed upon by  the governed. This is our chance to show them that the people will not  allow this to continue.

We are forced out of our homes. We are  denied medical care. We suffer from poverty and pollution. We work long  hours just to stay afloat, while the 1% reap benefits we can only  imagine. Our sworn enemy is the corrupted corporation.  We are the 99%.

You have complained that something needs to be done. You now have an opportunity to make a difference.

Join the protests. Organize your own. Watch online. Be a part of the movement.

This is our movement. This is your moment.

Together, make history.

Vox Populi, Vox Anon.

The Voice of The People is the Voice of Anonymous.

The voice of the weak that are unable to speak. The voice of those strong who are enslaved.

We are your voice. We are the 99%.

We do not forgive corruption. We do not forget mistreatment.

Wall Street, Expect us.

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What can I do to help? Three simple steps:

1) Download LOIC: http://sourceforge.net/projects/loic/

Current Target: http://www.nyse.com 10 October 3:30 PM EST (Optional)

2) Join the IRC: http://pastehtml.com/view/1c90u81.html

3) Spread the fucking world.

FUCK DA POLICE!

We can not continue to silently witness the police violence that is taking place across the planet. Every day we suffer in every country, with most of the media saying nothing about it. Two days ago at sundown, French protesters were beaten, choking from tear gas, while Wall Street awoke with police tying the hands of those who dare to claim a fairer world yesterday. Meanwhile, Chile is experiencing one of the largest student protests in history, which has transformed into a conflict that has lasted for almost 4 months. The demand for a quality education, a free state and justice is being repressed and is going unnoticed by international eyes.

WALL STREET

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More info: https://occupywallst.org/

Early yesterday morning at least five protesters were arrested by the NYPD. The first detainee was a protester who confronted the police, preventing them from removing a tarp that protected the crew from the rain. Police said it was a canvas tent with no used to protect anyone. The police continued to use pressure tactics, saying that a protester using a bullhorn was breaking the law. The protester refused to stop excercising his rights under the First Amendment and was also arrested. Then the police started to arrest demonstrators indiscriminately; many of them drew their batons even though the demonstration remained peaceful.

One of the protesters took a big blow on the leg, another lost a tooth. Several police officers approached a protestor and sat on him continually in spite of the fact that he was experiencing an asthma attack. One of the doctors at the scene told police they had to call an ambulance because the condition could be fatal. They paid no attention. We do not have current information on this demonstrator, but we hope he was not killed by the police.

FRANCE

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On Tuesday afternoon, outraged crowds traveled towards Brussels, then spent the second day in Paris, taking the Boulevard St. Germain, where they arrived by 9 PM. Without any warning or provocation, national police surrounded and teargassed marchers on the sidewalk. Under the guise of an identity check, police gassed them a second time and used violence (punches, kicks and insults) against the citizens of the various countries present (French, Spanish, Greek, German, English …)

The reason given for this violent intervention against peaceful citizens exercising their civil rights was that these “are the orders we received.” We recall that a police officer has a duty not to enforce an order that goes against French and European laws, and also to denounce those who have given these orders and the agents that run them.

These citizens were exercising their freedom of expression and did not disturb the public order because they were using spaces reserved for pedestrians. One person was seriously injured, and was unconscious when firefighters transported her and two others with lesser injuries (one with a dislocated shoulder); all are reported to be safe, along with the rest of their classmates.

Several people objected to the police intervention, standing in front of the police van that
carried the indigandos 80 (out of 117 retained) to the police station for identity checks.
Some detainees were reportedly taken behind the police van, out of sight, where they were insulted, slapped and kicked by riot police (CRS). The police reportedly sprayed tear gas on their gloves and smeared in on protesters’ faces and in their eyes, and finally put them in a van previously filled with tear gas. Most of the 117 detainees were released because there was no specific reason to detain them, but we believe that at least one person remains in jail for not having papers.

Data from police stations and detention:

§ Precinct 18, Rue de Clignancourt (Phone: 01 53 41 50 00)
All released (37 released)

§ Commissioner Central Paris 11th arrondissement, Passage Charles Dallerey
All released under a lower (35 released)

§ Commissioner District 6, Rue Jean Bart (Phone 01 44 39 71 70)
4 retained (assuming that 18 more)

§ Commissioner District 5, Rue Montagne St Genevieve
30 retained (5 released)

Demand that French police release all detainees! Call them on Skype:+330144415100 +330153415000 and #parisnofear on Twitter.

This brutal police action vividly symbolizes the dictatorship in which we live. It is the manner in which the French government welcomes its European partners, and their response to their aspirations of participatory democracy, direct and horizontal.
The presence of French media has been notorious in the area and people were coming out obstructed the police buses with banners saying “Freedom”.

There are currently two demonstrations similar to those at the the French Embassy in Madrid and in front of the French Consulate in Barcelona.

The French Law Commission requests urgent and thorough media coverage of events:
Stream: Bambuser.com/channel/marchtobrussels/broadcast/1983143
Twitter:
#acampadaparis
#marchaindignada
#agoraparis
#18s
#tomalabastilla
#antibanks
#15m
#kokekun
#parisessol
#occupywallstreet
Facebook: 15M: Marcha Bruselas

Every day we experience the oppression of the oligarchy. It is urgent that we stand up to regain our rights. It is even our duty to do so. We want to rebuild this world that our politicians destroy every day. But we can only do with you and your voices. A united people is leading the way, the Resistance is on the march. Unite! Join us.

Information taken from: http://www.facebook.com/notes/acampada-nomada/informaciones-sobre-el-interp%C3%A9llation-violento-del-movimiento-de-los-indignados-/277508358926669

CHILE

But the most scandalous case is certainly that of Chile, where students have been protesting for over 3 months for a quality public education, free for everyone. Despite the violent clashes taking place, the protests are going unnoticed, unlike what happened on Wall Street or in Paris. Twitter is not helping with information dissemination. Meanwhile, the country is being completely revolutionized.

In a country where the new generation was born into a false democracy, the people have no opportunity to participate in their country’s governmental decisions. Student revolution has been a forecoming problem for each government. While not the first student revolution in Chile, the current one is the biggest and longest lasting. Almost 4 months ago students began occupying their schools and universities. Since then, massive marches and national strikes involving huge numbers of citizens have continued, as well as a student hunger strike. Two female students from the Liceo Darío Salas of Santiago have been on a hunger strike for 65 days now, to pressure the government for a timely response.

In early August, demostrations exceeded 100,000 participants and resulted in more than 1,000 arrests. At the peak of the protests, over 800.000 people marched in Santiago alone, and an estimated 1.5 million in total demonstrated throughout the country. During the 48 hour national strike of August 24-25, cars were burned, windows broken and many people were injured. The country has not experienced mass riots like this since the Pinochet dictatorship, causing the Sebastián Piñera government to feel seriously threatened, as it suffers a 26% approval level, the lowest since the return to democracy.

It’s not just the government who must fear for its safety: Camila Vallejo, president of the FECh -Student Federation of the University of Chile-, was to testify in early August before the La Florida Office about the threats on Twitter. From the @1topone1 account timeline one could read: “Better change your residence or you will suffer a freak accident”, “@camila_vallejo you will suffer a freak accident for being an international communist sucks” and “we’ll kill you bitch.” Shortly after, it was discovered that the person behind these threats was sociologist José Luis Alonso, who had previously made ​​public the home of the young girl from the @derechatuitera account. And yet, the Executive Secretary of the Book Fund, Tatiana Salles Acuña, wrote in his Twitter account: “kill the bitch, just a lever”.

While Chile is undergoing a genuine and dangerous revolution, the whole world is silent. Here are some of the most striking images.

To circumvent the information blackout by the national and international media, the protesting students have made many videos to document and disseminate the truth about the protests; these are some of the best we could find on YouTube:
Video 1
Video 2
Video 3

Police repression has been the keynote in these last days. Police overreactions are the result of fear. Governments fear us, the state security forces fear us, NATO fears us. But its not only Anonymous, but up to any citizen to act against an untenable position such as that of this past year. We do not know how all these movements will end, prognostication serves nothing. It is we who are writing history, they are simply actors. We must be faithful to ourselves. Information is our best weapon. Let’s use it as we have done so far. With the information from us, the truth will show its best side.

Good morning and good luck.

15M: Sol dismantled… but the sun will go out this afternoon

Hi to all,

Here we will paste you the psot from the Spanishrevolution blog about the dismantling of Sol:

Dear people,

This morning, August 2, just before sunrise, police have moved in to destroy the encampment in Paseo del Prado and all the structures left by the 15M movement in Puerta del Sol. As far as I was able to ascertain there have not been any arrests, nor any physical aggression against persons. But that doesn’t make it acceptable.

The desalojo was carried out simultaneously in Prado and Sol, with massive police deployment. I myself was sleeping in the Information Point in the Paseo del Prado. I have tried to document what I can. Everybody was taken by surprise. People sleeping in tents were awoken and brought to the central fountain where their identification was meticulously copied. Just before an officer forced me to take out the batteries from my camera I was able to shoot the following scene.

After the ID-check people were free to go. From a couple of comrades I heard that Sol was also being cleared. Fortunately I could keep my batteries, so I was able to document what was happening there. Even though I risked big time. When I took a photo of police blocking one of the streets leading to the square, two officers came up to me and requested my camera and my ID, once again. I showed it saying I was a Dutch citizen, and I cancelled the image, hoping I could continue to keep shooting. In the end I could, and I’m grateful for that.

What I witnessed was pure barbarism. As if the Huns had invaded Puerta del Sol. The destruction of everything we had built up there was perpretated by the municipal cleaning department. The police was only present to seal of the center of the square and to check the roads leading up to Puerta del Sol.

They destroy the infermary, using a bulldozer.

The city cleaners have taken away food from our field kitchen after they had torn it down. They have destroyed the infermary using a bulldozer. They have destroyed at least one citizens private property. They have destroyed many works of art.

The eviction of Puerta del Sol was a prime example of disrespect on the part of the authorities. They could have chosen to clean the square and to preserve the sculptures, the photos and the paintings that were exhibited there. But they didn’t. They treated everything as trash. We are a constructive movement based on peacefulness and respect. And today, in the face of the authorities’ indiscriminate vandalism, we have gained an enormous moral victory.

According to rumours the authorities have decided to clear Puerta del Sol and the encampment in the Paseo del Prado because of the upcoming visit of the pope, in mid august. This visit is going to cost the Spanish taxpayer milions of dollars. People are pretty indignant about that. When you walk around the city you can already hear some of them warning you: ‘Watch your wallet! The pope is coming!’ After what happened today, mister Ratzinger can be sure to receive a boiling welcome from the indignados.

Only after eight thirty the first big camera’s arrive. They slept late today. Almost everything is gone already, the cleaning officers are busy spraying the square with water. I sure hope that the media will have better reflexes tonight, because there will undoubtedly be a popular reaction to this. This type of destructive behaviour on the part of the state will not be tolerated.
Sol is ours. And we will take it back.

So, spread this post, is very important to all indignates around the world. We will take the square back!!!

Antisec communiqué = Close your PayPal accounts

Here we spread the last LulzSec pastebin about #Antisec OpPaypal:

Dear PayPal, its customers, and our friends around the globe,

This is an official communiqué from Anonymous and Lulz Security in the name of AntiSec.

In recent weeks, we’ve found ourselves outraged at the FBI’s willingness to arrest and threaten those who are involved in ethical, modern cyber operations. Law enforcement continues to push its ridiculous rules upon us – Anonymous “suspects” may face a fine of up to 500,000 USD with the addition of 15 years’ jailtime, all for taking part in a historical activist movement. Many of the already-apprehended Anons are being charged with taking part in DDoS attacks against corrupt and greedy organizations, such as PayPal.

What the FBI needs to learn is that there is a vast difference between adding one’s voice to a chorus and digital sit-in with Low Orbit Ion Cannon, and controlling a large botnet of infected computers. And yet both of these are punishable with exactly the same fine and sentence.

In addition to this horrific law enforcement incompetence, PayPal continues to withhold funds from WikiLeaks, a beacon of truth in these dark times. By simply standing up for ourselves and uniting the people, PayPal still sees it fit to wash its hands of any blame, and instead encourages and assists law enforcement to hunt down participants in the AntiSec movement.

Quite simply, we, the people, are disgusted with these injustices. We will not sit down and let ourselves be trampled upon by any corporation or government. We are not scared of you, and that is something for you to be scared of. We are not the terrorists here: you are.

We encourage anyone using PayPal to immediately close their accounts and consider an alternative. The first step to being truly free is not putting one’s trust into a company that freezes accounts when it feels like, or when it is pressured by the U.S. government. PayPal’s willingness to fold to legislation should be proof enough that they don’t deserve the customers they get. They do not deserve your business, and they do not deserve your respect.

Join us in our latest operation against PayPal – tweet pictures of your account closure, tell us on IRC, spread the word. Anonymous has become a powerful channel of information, and unlike the governments of the world, we are here to fight for you. Always.

Signed, your allies,

Lulz Security (unvanned)

Anonymous (unknown)

AntiSec (untouchable)

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You can see now the effects on NASDAQ in this link ;>