Anonymous has exposed the KKK in Ferguson
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nah, youtube has to pull that video, they are in violation of youtube's TOS - you can't threaten people, i've seen them do this before so they aren't being bias 
but anonymous has posted the twitter, facebook, and google+ accounts of all of those KKK members, and they're deleting their accounts left and right
no doubt anonymous has all of those oddballs shook: those racist ass people are going to lose their jobs and friends over this
http://crooksandliars.com/2014/11/anonymous-operation-hoodsoff-ids-st-louis
but anonymous has posted the twitter, facebook, and google+ accounts of all of those KKK members, and they're deleting their accounts left and right
no doubt anonymous has all of those oddballs shook: those racist ass people are going to lose their jobs and friends over this
http://crooksandliars.com/2014/11/anonymous-operation-hoodsoff-ids-st-louis
anon is this generation's freedom fighters
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to them boys at Anonymous! This made my day!
Anonymous responds to KKK’s twitter taunts by hacking, taking over their account
Tom Boggioni
16 Nov 2014 at 20:44 ET
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Following a week in which a chapter of Ku Klux Klan threatened to use “lethal force” against Ferguson protesters, the hacker collective known as Anonymous announced Operation KKK (#OpKKK) designed to harass the white supremacist group.
After Anonymous posted photos and personal information, including addresses and job positions, of Klan members living in the St. Louis area on Saturday, the Klan taunted the hacker group on Sunday only to see Anonymous take over their Twitter account two hours later.
Last week, Frank Ancona of the Traditionalist American Knights of the KKK defended handing out fliers in St. Louis calling Ferguson protestors “terrorists,” and threatening, “We will use lethal force as provided under Missouri law to defend ourselves.”
According to Ancona, “It kind of came about from hundreds of calls we’ve been getting from residents in St. Louis County concerned with things that they’ve seen on social media. Random attacks on whites, D.C. sniper-style shootings, police officers being threatened that their wives are gonna be raped, and that they’re all targets.”
Responding to the KKK threats, Anonymous tracked down and began posting information about St. Louis Klan members on Twitter — some of which were collected and posted by Liberaland — leading the Klan to complain about the invasion of privacy.
Late Saturday, on the @KuKluxKlanUSA Twitter account, the Klan began mocking Anonymous, tweeting out “Anonymous is nothing but an act. Don’t be worried by this, fellow klansmen. #OpKKK #HoodsON,” followed by “Anonymous is nothing but a bunch of wannabes. They won’t take any action. We will not be brought down by some low-lives behind a screen.”
On Sunday, they tweeted, “We are continuing to read Anonymous threats with much amusement. Still no action taken. #Cowards #HoodsON.”
Two hours later Anonymous had taken over the Twitter account, substituting the Anonymous logo for the Klan logo, and changing the bio to read: “Under anon control as of 16 NOV 2014 09:11:47. You should’ve expected us.”
Anonymous then posted a tweet announcing the takeover (seen below), featuring a lynched Klansman, which has been retweeted over 1,800 times.
Late Sunday night, Anonymous posted another tweet stating: “UPDATE: Anonymous will release a statement on THIS account tomorrow at 03:00 GMT (21 hours from now) regarding the seizing of this account.”
The Klan Twitter account has more than doubled its followers since the Anonymous takeover.
Tom Boggioni
16 Nov 2014 at 20:44 ET
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Anonymous photo part of #OpKKK (Twitter)
Don't miss stories. Follow Raw Story!
Following a week in which a chapter of Ku Klux Klan threatened to use “lethal force” against Ferguson protesters, the hacker collective known as Anonymous announced Operation KKK (#OpKKK) designed to harass the white supremacist group.
After Anonymous posted photos and personal information, including addresses and job positions, of Klan members living in the St. Louis area on Saturday, the Klan taunted the hacker group on Sunday only to see Anonymous take over their Twitter account two hours later.
Last week, Frank Ancona of the Traditionalist American Knights of the KKK defended handing out fliers in St. Louis calling Ferguson protestors “terrorists,” and threatening, “We will use lethal force as provided under Missouri law to defend ourselves.”
According to Ancona, “It kind of came about from hundreds of calls we’ve been getting from residents in St. Louis County concerned with things that they’ve seen on social media. Random attacks on whites, D.C. sniper-style shootings, police officers being threatened that their wives are gonna be raped, and that they’re all targets.”
Responding to the KKK threats, Anonymous tracked down and began posting information about St. Louis Klan members on Twitter — some of which were collected and posted by Liberaland — leading the Klan to complain about the invasion of privacy.
Late Saturday, on the @KuKluxKlanUSA Twitter account, the Klan began mocking Anonymous, tweeting out “Anonymous is nothing but an act. Don’t be worried by this, fellow klansmen. #OpKKK #HoodsON,” followed by “Anonymous is nothing but a bunch of wannabes. They won’t take any action. We will not be brought down by some low-lives behind a screen.”
On Sunday, they tweeted, “We are continuing to read Anonymous threats with much amusement. Still no action taken. #Cowards #HoodsON.”
Two hours later Anonymous had taken over the Twitter account, substituting the Anonymous logo for the Klan logo, and changing the bio to read: “Under anon control as of 16 NOV 2014 09:11:47. You should’ve expected us.”
Anonymous then posted a tweet announcing the takeover (seen below), featuring a lynched Klansman, which has been retweeted over 1,800 times.
Late Sunday night, Anonymous posted another tweet stating: “UPDATE: Anonymous will release a statement on THIS account tomorrow at 03:00 GMT (21 hours from now) regarding the seizing of this account.”
The Klan Twitter account has more than doubled its followers since the Anonymous takeover.
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Lets see if anyone in America has the balls to ride on these fakkits though. We already know nikkaz have no problem killing each other.
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Anononymous bytchslapping those KKK cacs is so hilarious....
Just bogaurded them cac's accounts...
Just bogaurded them cac's accounts...
NelsonSwagdela
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The majority of Anon is Cacs though? But according to Coli all cacs are evil? Where dou you Cac haters sit on this?
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80% of my negs have come from these 5 because when their brain cannot process the cognitive dissonance of "cacs are evil" but "here's a cac who is the opposite of what I assume they all are" they lash out and neg you.
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