Tuesday, June 21, 2011

URGENT: The false flag attacks intensify. ~ -Inform Infect Spread.

URGENT: The false flag attacks intensify.

by Source, americansansculottes.com
June 15th 2011

Just as I predicted these attacks would intensify. I remind you the purpose of these attacks is to raise public fear to the point of an outcry for help. I feel I'm taking a great risk for writing this op-ed and I'm doing it with great reluctance but someone needs to say this.

Today Lulzsec took down www.cia.gov , they also took control of telephone servers,

"Our number literally has anywhere between five and 20 people ringing it every single second," members of the group said in a Twitter message posted on a LulzSec account late Wednesday morning.

"We can forward it anywhere in the world," they continued in a string of "tweets" that suggested they were using the flood of calls to jam phone lines of companies in telephone versions of Internet "denial of service" attacks. Source

Their phone number has an Ohio telephone number and spells out LULZSEC. This number has been up all day, why hasn't it been shut down yet by the feds? Because they are behind it. They recently released X-Factor 2011 auditions which include the identities of hundreds possibly thousands of people, including the guy from Myth Busters. This isn't the first time they've released the public sectors identities either, once again this is to raise fear and a need for internet security. I'm being vague with some of these facts on purpose I do not condone this behavior in anyway. If one wishes to research my facts please do it's all there. If a group honestly wants a free internet without government regulation they wouldn't be so brazen and obvious in their work. Anyone knows these attacks will get them in a federal prison.
  1. The attacks are on video game companies. This will garner an occult following of young adults, and teens. We all know adults do not approve of the majority of things kids do. The parents and older people will see
  2. The attacks on government agencies. This will raise fear with the public and gain media attention.
  3. The releasing of peoples identities, in bulk amounts. This is self explanatory. Every single identity released is a potential backer of a regulatory bill.
  4. Fox news ticker was apparently hacked. Come on, seriously?
Over the last 24 hours news on the Protect IP act has skyrocketed. These recent attacks are not helping the problem they are contributing to it, in major ways. NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Members of Congress, film directors, authors, musicians, visual artists, technology policy experts and other influentials will gather together for the first time on June 15 to discuss and debate how to crack down on online piracy and monetize content as rogue websites play a major part in the 2.5 million jobs lost annually in America1 as a result of trademark counterfeiting. Sponsored by Arts+Labs, CREATE – Protecting Creativity from the Ground Up will take place today at 9:00 am at Washington D.C.’s Newseum and engage a cross-section of industry professionals who will share their thought leadership and solutions on the subjects of creativity, commerce, copyright, counterfeiting and policy. Source
That was today, is it any wonder why Lulzsec has a hotline open today. This is to create a diversion, the old 'watch the other hand' trick. Activist and youngsters are paying attention to all of the media reports on Anonymous, and Lulzsec instead of watching the senate floor. Does one remember that the senate webpage was just hacked? The broadness of the definition is particularly worrisome because private companies are given a right to take action under the bill. In one notorious case, a record label demanded that YouTube take down a home video of a toddler jiggling in the kitchen to a tune by Prince, claiming it violated copyright law. Allowing firms to go after a Web site that “facilitates” intellectual property theft might encourage that kind of overreaching -- and allow the government to black out a site.

Some of the remedies are problematic. A group of Internet safety experts cautioned that the procedure to redirect Internet traffic from offending Web sites would mimic what hackers do when they take over a domain. If it occurred on a large enough scale it could impair efforts to enhance the safety of the domain name system.

This kind of blocking is unlikely to be very effective. Users could reach offending Web sites simply by writing the numerical I.P. address in the navigator box, rather than the URL. The Web sites could distribute free plug-ins to translate addresses into numbers automatically. Ny Times

The United States is seriously concerned about cyber-attacks and is prepared to use force against those it considers acts of war, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said at a security meeting in Asia on Saturday. Source Robert M. Gates is the only employee of the Central Intelligence Agency to rise all the way through the ranks from entry-level spook to Director of the CIA. He was hired in 1966 while a student at Indiana University, and in his long career at the CIA he no doubt had many impressive accomplishments, but most details remain classified.
Another startling fact is the 'Super Patriot Act' that President just reinstated. This modified amped up version is worse than the one President Bush signed in. “It was my brainchild,” Binney told Mayer, though he stressed his original program included anonymizing features to protect privacy. “They removed the protections, the anonymization process. When you remove that, you can target anyone.” When the NSA used a version of his software package to spy on the American people's Internet and phone traffic, “my people were brought in, and they told me, ‘Can you believe they’re doing this? They’re getting billing records on U.S. citizens! They’re putting pen registers’ ”—logs of dialed phone numbers—“ ‘on everyone in the country!’ ” Source
Is it any wonder less than a month after this was passed a hacker group releases a phone number for everyone to call? In essence they can take the history of this new phone number Lulzsec released and trace all of the numbers that called in for hack request. Everyone who called is now an accessory to crime and if one doesn't think the feds wont kick in your door don't forget the student loan raid. Out of all the people who claim to be "awake", it's amazing how many people can't see through this. Please people wake up, our rights are being ripped from us by the people who are supposed to protect them.

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