We assisted in the Arab Spring. We helped people set up dial-up internet providers to stay connected. We taught numerous protesters how to protect their identities. This, because we produced content! Now it's just random DDoS. #Anonymous
Okay, I think it's time to roll back to the era when communication worked, when AnonNet and AnonOps were distinct and played fundamental roles in the fight for human rights.
@AnonOpsSE@YourAnonNews@YourAnonCentral#Anonymous
Back in 2011, when Sabu was arrested and dragged several members down with him (we haven't forgotten), the AnonOps IRC network was already compromised. However, is it still the communication channel promoted by AnonOps today? Is this serious?
#AnonymousGlobal@YourAnonNews
Do we really have to roll back this mess? At what point did retweeting and launching random DDoS attacks become more important than organizing, protecting, and liberating ourselves?
#AnonymousGlobal@YourAnonNews@YourAnonCentral@YourAnonOne
So, today marks 10 years since I closed my "anon" accounts, abandoned the mask, and went AFK. Time has passed, the world has changed, but the feeling remains the same.
#Anonymous#AnonymousGlobal