WARNING! CYBER FALSE FLAG = ANONYMOUS
35 2011-06-15 by radioactivemilk
Right now the government is actively recruiting for patsies. Feel free to join their forum and keep and eye on things, but do so anonymously with stealth proxies.
I do know that this is a controlled group, following the Hegelian Dialect of Problem, Reaction, Solution - namely:
Problem - Cyber Attacks worldwide cripple Internet infrastructure and cause devastation worldwide. Anonymous Hackers are to blame.
Reaction - People fear the anonymous hackers. They want the Internet repaired.
Solution - Internet 2 with biometric ID is required by law globally. States resisting this decree are labelled terrorist and invaded.
Just thought I'd give you a heads up. I've been studying this group for a while and I can reach no other conclusion.
53 comments
12 [deleted] 2011-06-15
If anything this is a false flag conspiracy from the Government attempting to discredit a reputable organization such as anonymous. Its people like you that give /r conspiracy a bad name.
-4 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
I take it you are a member of this radical terrorist group.
2 [deleted] 2011-06-15
I'm pretty sure, "bunigirl75" is a radical terrorist.
-5 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
Perhaps an unwitting patsy.
7 [deleted] 2011-06-15
The sheeple barely understand regular politics and now you're asking them to actively fight against a group of people they don't even know? They couldn't even manage voting bush out of office when he ran for a 2nd term. Then they voted in Obama the Liar. I don't want to accept my bio metric ID. I will however leave you with this. I made a very similar post and this was the response I received.
"I would argue that Anon is very much a group, a group with structure and leaders, no matter what is said outside of IRC. I have learned more about protecting my system and my traffic due to these folks. I understand your concern of their activities opening up the possibility of heavy handed internet regulation, but the government has been trying to initiate this since before Anon started to regularly go forward with these actions. It's Anon that is constantly pushing for a distributed internet that gov can't take down or turn off. In fact, they were one of the first groups to offer ways for Egypt and Tunisia to get online during the beginning stages of their revolutions. You should go to the IRC chat rooms and actually talk to these people before casting a horrible insult at them. It's easy for people to sit and bitch about problems on Reddit, but these people actually try to fight. They have the planet's back, and risk their own freedom daily to do it. Come join us, we're legion and shitz."-ovoid709
What we really need to watch is the difference in ANON groups and MOTIVE. Understand the motive of those posting as Anon, and you will understand what group they fall under. I don't doubt the government is trying to infiltrate anon groups. Being informed to the disinfo and the real stuff is very important.
1 bittermanscolon 2011-06-15
To your first comment, where people barely notice or understand "regular" politics vs. the true nature of it.
You're correct, but we do need to educate. It needs to start some where, maybe not with the men behind the curtain but......show the usual BS policies that lead to special people with power.
There are no THAT many degree's of separation between them. It can be done is all I'm saying. It has to be done. The sooner the better.
5 [deleted] 2011-06-15
This post inspired me to write a tiny "short story":
Alex Jones: NWO is evil, must end or they will enslave us or kill the ones who stand on their way.
Guy: Ok, let's take action against them, I will do this, this and that...
Alex Jones: Beware, that Guy taking action against the evil shadow masters behind NWO doing things against global enslavement is nothing more than a government puppet giving them an excuse to act against us. Slay him! (before he makes me lose my job, I have a million dollar house to keep)
WARNING: All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
3 bittermanscolon 2011-06-15
Ahhh, the old argument......he has a book or video or something to sell so he MUST be bullshit. Riiight.
You might be thinking of Al Gore.
1 Robb_Himself 2011-06-15
e.g. Alex Jones.
0 L0G1N 2011-06-15
Any attack on the government will end up making the government stronger. Catch-22.
1 [deleted] 2011-06-15
So, the idea is to do nothing and let them follow their plan without any resistance? If thats the true then they will win one way or another... What do we lose taking a chance?
A few months ago I listened to an interview with Daniel Estulin, where he stated that FBI/CIA are the top "conspiracy theories" publishers, the goal to launch confusion. After reading this post and some comments I can only say: so true.
1 Will_Eat_For_Food 2011-06-15
That doesn't even make sense.
1 L0G1N 2011-06-15
Really? I thought it was obvious lol
1 Will_Eat_For_Food 2011-06-15
Explain
1 L0G1N 2011-06-15
Because the Government reacts to threats and attacks by strengthening the part of the system under fire. This is a sensible way of acting if you're a government and so happens all the time as society develops. What doesn't break it makes it stronger. This whole revolution thing is bollocks. There can't be a revolution anymore, politicians are easily removable but the hidden infrastructures of power will come back. Anon should realize that any real tearing down of society will just lead to mass deaths.
1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
There can be a revolution, just not this way.
It starts in the hearts, souls and minds of every person.
1 L0G1N 2011-06-15
Yeah sounds nice but it's not going to happen. I'm telling you it's too late because they are far too many moves ahead. Widespread revolution would be used as a catalyst for world government.
1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
I think it is inevitable. The only question is how, and when.
The elites aren't invulnerable. They will fall, someday.
1 L0G1N 2011-06-15
Technological advances now mean that the few can dominate the many.
1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
They also mean, conversely, that the many can take back the power.
0 L0G1N 2011-06-15
Lol you're contradictory. A dominant power is DOMINANT.
1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
Lame perspective.
0 L0G1N 2011-06-15
I appreciate the news that you bring to this subreddit but don't be naive
1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
I appreciate your naiveté
0 L0G1N 2011-06-15
stfu lol, I obviously can't have a serious discussion with an idealist
1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
stfu lol, I obviously can't have a serious discussion with a defeatist
0 L0G1N 2011-06-15
What did the admin say to you?
1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
Stop talking to your boyfriend Herkimer.
0 L0G1N 2011-06-15
How do they know he's called Herkimer lol?
-1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
so true
4 whitenoise89 2011-06-15
What forum is this, and where can I find it?
-6 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
Check my submission history.
2 pusangani 2011-06-15
I really think this is true, the whole lulzsec thing is fishy to me, seems like a perfect way for them to come back and say "SEE! that's why we need to rule the internet, to PROTECT you sheeple from evil cyber terrorists"
whole thing sickens me
4 robotpiranna 2011-06-15
This seems way more plausible. Combined with the fact Lulzsec is an offshoot of the whole Anonymous umbrella it could be used to discredit Anonymous and warrant internet regulation.
2 Realistik84 2011-06-15
I for one am one of the most opened minded in my general circle of work and family, and tie almost everything back to the higelian dialectic -
With that being said, some of the biggest names in IT (notice, not the internet) but IT have been hacked (RSA, HBGary) along with groups such as Westboro Baptist Church.
It is sad that you no longer no which side is what...
-1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
If it benefits the government, you can bet which side it is pretty safely
1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
It's also the first step, coupled with monetary collapse, for a true global government.
1 [deleted] 2011-06-15
As seen here, people will take this idea and blow it totally out of proportion claiming that every hacker out there is a "patsy". However the idea of the government using homegrown internet attacks and scapegoating existing groups to enact harsher internet regulations is a very valid theory that should not be chucked into the loony bin.
0 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
Yep.
1 Humanbrain 2011-06-15
You've been studying the group for a while and you can reach no other conclusion you say. Based on what findings? Why not share them with us if what you have discovered is so suspicious. The problem - Reaction - Solution is not proof that anyone attempting to fight against the corruption in our world is part of a false flag conspiracy.
Also conspiracy redditors. Notice that the false flag thread has received more than 600 upvotes, more than any post I've seen on this sub. Do you think maybe the trolls were upvoting it too instead of downvoting because they know that the least thing they want is for a credible, trusted and organized resistance to be established.
Following your logic I could also say you are a troll, following the "divide/conquer" strategy.
I'm however not stating you are surely and absolutely wrong, I just think it's irresponsible to throw these accusations around without mentioning any of the facts that made you come to this conclusion.
1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
Study the Hegelian dialect.
1 Will_Eat_For_Food 2011-06-15
How about you study technology and economy.
1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
From who? The government institutions that are raping our economy? The New World Order Ivy League institutions that are developing technology to propel us into a fascist state?
0 Will_Eat_For_Food 2011-06-15
From people with PhDs and some pedagogical skills; through their books and lectures.
If you're discussing, planning, evaluating, speculating or criticizing practical applications of economy and some particular technology before learning a fair amount of theory, you're doing it wrong.
1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
You mean like that professor at the U of T, Dr. Pianca?
0 Will_Eat_For_Food 2011-06-15
I'm guessing you're referring to this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Pianka#Texas_Academy_of_Science_speech
If the guy wrote a textbook that has merit in his field yes. By merit, I also include defending his thesis and statements with science and reason.
1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
The guy worships death and the extinction of the human race.
Goodbye.
0 Will_Eat_For_Food 2011-06-15
Did you even read the 3 paragraph wiki explanation ? It was mainly a quote that was taken out of context; he was describing the biological consequences of human extinction.
Do you always only question half of the stuff you hear ?
1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
I went much further than Wikipedia. I actually looked into his publications. You have a very surface understanding of Eugenics if you think Pianca is innocent. Your ignorance on the matter, however, is far surpassed by your naive attitude towards education.
0 Will_Eat_For_Food 2011-06-15
Okay, then read someone else's books, someone you think is not a crazy maniac.
If you're getting education in a science field and you're getting moral opinions and beliefs, then the teacher is doing it wrong.
There are people who have received diplomas in biology fighting for creationism. That doesn't invalidate all the other people who teach the subject.
1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
All people have moral opinions and beliefs, and unfortunately educated isn't as unbiased as you imagine it to be, even in your lovely prestigious Ivy league institutions.
1 Will_Eat_For_Food 2011-06-15
Indeed, a perfect human has yet to exist.
0 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
Also, make sure to use a throw-away id and email for purposes of their forum.
1 radioactivemilk 2011-06-15
stfu lol, I obviously can't have a serious discussion with a defeatist