Quo Fata Ferunt! QFF! Die ECHTE Illuminati shit... Welkom in de Hel! - complotten, ufo's, karma, illuminati, nonsens, wetenschap, kennis en verlichting! QFF

Go Anonymous! Go!

Op het moment staan er nog een aantal enorme acties gepland welke zsm uitgevoerd gaan worden. Be Prepared...


Zoals bapho al zei Anonymous is the real deal. Geen overheid geneuzel. MAAR doordat iedereen zich als anonymous kan uitgeven omdat Anonymous niet staat voor 1 persoon maar de complete collective Hive . Is het makkelijk voor overheden 'Agents' in te zetten die zich als Anon voordoen.

Veel mensen hebben ook totaal geen begrip WAAROM anon dit alles doet met name de Sheeples men meent anon doet dit om Consumenten dwars te liggen in het geval van de PSN hack.

We are anonymous;
We are legion.
For every one that falls,
Ten shall take his place.
We do not forgive,
We do not forget.

Mooi gezegd Dendo

Voor zover ik over de oprechtheid kan oordelen (ik denk dus dat Anonymous het oprecht goed bedoeld) sta ik achter ze! Mijn steun krijgen ze dan ook!

Zo was ik net nog even buiten op de fiets toen ik een paar tokkies Afval van de Mickey D. op straat zag flikkeren aan een weg die nota bene door een natuurgebied loopt... En toen ik de verpakkingen van hun milkshakes zag en de papiertjes van de cheeseburgers besefte ik mij opeens hoe ernstig de situatie eigenlijk is!!!

Die grote kut concerns produceren maar en kijken daarbij niet naar het welzijn van de aarde... Moeder aarde gaat naar de kloten en wij worden als burgers weer belast met allerlei milieu heffingen en troep, terwijl Mickey D. echt geen cent te veel betaald voor het massaal vervuilen van de aarde. En dan heb ik het nog niet eens over het welzijn van de dieren die ze misbruiken...

Dus ik snap wel waarom Anonymous die grote jongens zo hard tracht aan te pakken...

Het ias ook te zot! Wij mensen moeten godverdomme in actie komen en de planeet terug eisen van dat handje vol klootzakken die er ten behoeve van geld en macht zo'n vreselijke bende van maken hier op moeder aarde!

"Rise! Stand up! Come on People!" Dat idee zeg maar!!!

Ik zat FF op CNN te neuzen, kom ik dit verhaal tegen....:

CNN takes you inside the private world of WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange. Watch "WikiWars: The Mission of Julian Assange," Sunday night at 8/11 ET on CNN.

(CNN) -- While investigating a recent story about the geopolitical battle for natural resources in the Arctic, I searched for unfiltered, candid dialogue on the issue.

Instead, I found a web of conflicting theories, opinions and political doublespeak.

So, as many journalists have done since 2009, I went to WikiLeaks.

Mining through the treasure trove of diplomatic cables released by the organization, I found recaps of blunt conversations between American ambassadors and foreign diplomats describing their thoughts on this geopolitical tug-of-war in the Arctic.

It is the kind of access that veteran journalists once spent their careers cultivating. Years ago, such conversations may have taken place in muted whispers in the back of a restaurant, an off-the-record conversation with a confidential source.

Today, these details are laid out for everyone to read, digitized and accessible with a quick keyword search.

This isn't gossip in the school lunch cafeteria; this is more like having a hidden camera in the principal's office recording 24 hours a day.

Leaks as a tactical weapon

WikiLeaks has been credited as a force for political change, from Egypt's revolution to the battle for resources in the Arctic Ocean.

Top-secret State Department cables released by the organization in late 2010 provided some of the spark that fueled the Tunisian revolution. Sympathetic detonations created a chain reaction that touched Egypt, Libya, Syria and Yemen.

Opinion: How WikiLeaks helped fuel Tunisian revolution

Julian Assange, the controversial founder of WikiLeaks, stops short of taking credit for the Arab Spring that has changed regimes in North Africa and threatens others in the Middle East.

It is apparent, though, that this kind of global change is exactly what Assange envisioned.

Assange believes that information kept classified by governments should be distributed freely. Leaks are the tactical weapon, redistribution of power the strategic objective.

There is no definitive manifesto written by Assange. My CNN colleagues and I talked to multiple sources, studied endless hours of behind-the-scenes footage of Assange and read nearly all his publications to develop a portrait of a shifting organization inextricably linked to an enigmatic leader.

Assange in the spotlight

Before founding WikiLeaks, Assange published his musings in an online community of digital anarchists known as Cypherpunks.

What emerges from his writings is a portrait of a fiercely intelligent man who has created an organization that threatens traditional institutions of power.

The secret life of Julian Assange

In April 2010, WikiLeaks made international headlines after releasing classified video of a U.S. helicopter gunship attack in 2007 that killed two Reuters journalists and about a dozen Iraqis.

The crew mistook the journalists' cameras for weapons while seeking out insurgents who had been firing at American troops in the area, according to a U.S. investigation.

Leaked video reveals chaos of Baghdad attack

In Assange's world view he is filling what was the traditional role of journalism, the fourth estate, to provide a check on state power and state abuse:

"Transparency should be proportional to the power that one has. The more power one has, the greater the dangers generated by that power, and the more need for transparency," Assange once said.

WikiLeaks papers reveal Gitmo detainees' plots

As WikiLeaks continued to release more controversial documents in 2010 -- and rose in power and infamy -- Julian Assange as a public figure responded with increasing opacity.

He found himself under the white-hot light of transparency that he was more accustomed to shining on others.

For all Assange has done to open dialogue about information and power, as an individual he is plagued with absolutism and arrogance.

Perhaps he says it best himself: "I am the heart and soul of this organization, its founder, philosopher, spokesperson, original coder, organizer, financier and all of the rest. If you have a problem ... piss off."

As Assange became increasingly autocratic and enmeshed in international legal troubles, several top lieutenants at WikiLeaks have defected, most notably Daniel Domscheit-Berg.

Domscheit-Berg said Assange's inability to trust his colleagues clouded the organization's mission.

"What I'd never understood was why he was not shedding light on things to people that worked with him," Domscheit-Berg said during a conversation in Berlin. "Whenever you asked him about some detail, he just said, 'It's not your business,' and 'Next question.'

"He's not living up to his own standards and that is one of the major reasons why I and a few others actually left the project."

Domscheit-Berg pens tell-all book on Assange

Domscheit-Berg has gone on to start a rival organization called OpenLeaks, which may foreshadow what the future of political "hacktivism" looks like.

Isolated and under investigation

Assange has taken on the world's most powerful institutions and practices, states, corporations, even corruption.

But now even journalists, the traditional support pillar of whistleblowers and activists, are turning against him.

David Leigh of the Guardian in London, who collaborated with Assange on the release of the Afghan War logs in July 2010, castigates Assange as merely a source. Leigh and fellow journalist Bill Keller of the New York Times have made healthy profits writing books excoriating Assange.

The larger point, however, is not whether Assange is fulfilling the role of the fourth estate, or why the same people he collaborated with have turned on him: It's that he is becoming increasingly isolated.

The legal landscape for Assange is troubling as well.

According to sources on both sides, it is almost certain that he will be extradited to Sweden at some point this summer to face questioning in connection with sexual misconduct allegations.

Assange appeals extradition order

The U.S. Justice Department is marshaling an investigation as well. U.S. Army Pfc. Bradley Manning, the alleged leaker whose information launched WikiLeaks to prominence, may ironically provide the crucial evidence in a case against Assange.

If Manning is offered a reduced sentence to tie Julian Assange to the solicitation of classified material, the Justice Department has a more substantial case against Assange.

Protesters demand better treatment for Manning

With Manning eligible for the death penalty, it is not an implausible scenario that he would take this route. The young former soldier is reportedly under extraordinary pressure, and cooperation may pose an attractive alternative to a lengthy prison sentence or worse.

What's next?

Assange is looking increasingly like he is out of secrets and out of moves.

The leaking landscape is becoming increasingly decentralized, and organizations from Openleaks to The Wall Street Journal have set up rival leaking websites.

DreamWorks starting a WikiLeaks file

Domscheit-Berg said that with the exception of a load of leaked documents about a major financial institution, he took all documents with him when he left the organization.

Even the technical functionality of WikiLeaks is in question. Since the site has come to international prominence it has been plagued with problems, lost its funding and is riddled with rumors of government planted malware.

But the initial idea of a protected place for anonymous actions of conscience still retains power.

Assange once described WikiLeaks as "a mechanism to maximize the flow of information to maximize the amount of action leading to just reform."

If WikiLeaks was merely a kick-start to a more open, transparent flow of information that creates positive change in the world, then Assange may still have one great secret left:

He has already won.

Bron

Nee, hij is gewoon een plagieerder.. hij is niet gestorven voor die leaks..

Anonymous has called for public protests beginning on June 14th

In this new video release, "as a first step," Anonymous has called for public protests beginning on June 14th, continuing "until Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke steps down." To make their case, they have presented a list of recent scandalous Federal Reserve actions.

Prepare For Revolution:
The Empire State Rebellion Begins on June 14th

www.fss34.com/opesr.html

Zo ik heb mijn LOIC en HOIC in cluster formatie net weer uitgezet nadat Anonymous me gevraagd had hem even vol open te knallen...



Hackers say attacked CIA site, service disrupted

(Reuters) - The Lulz Security group of hackers said in a Tweet that it had launched an attack on the public website of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency.

The site, www.cia.gov, was unavailable for a few minutes on Wednesday evening, immediately after the group announced the attack via Twitter.

"We are looking into these reports," a CIA spokeswoman said.

The group Lulz Security announced the attack shortly before 6 p.m. East Coast time.

"Tango down," the group Tweeted, pointing to www.cia.gov.

Lulz broke into a public website of the Senate over the weekend and released data stolen from the legislative body's computer servers.

Bron: www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/15/us-cia-hackers-idUSTRE75E6JC20110615

www.fss34.com/page.html

Ik hoorde dat ze nog een spokesman zochten...



Tja de wetten in Nederland zijn wel gunstig wat dat aan gaat maar goed... anyways...

antivigilante.spruz.com/

Nog meer info daar...

And as always, LulzSec delivers: t.co/yQlcu5x 62,000+ emails/passwords just for you. Enjoy.

Bron: twitter.com/#!/LulzSec/status/81327464156119040

Epic TrolWar: LulzSec vs. 4Chan

Voor mensen met een analoge baan: Er is momenteel een bloedige deathmatch gaande op het internet. Bleke nerds wereldwijd staren in spanning naar hun driedubbele 25 inch monitors. Joris verstuurt al dagenlang koortsachtig crypted berichtjes en Zijnvelt heeft voor de zekerheid zijn webcam met een stukje tape afgeplakt. De strijdende partijen bestaan uit 4chan en haar gebruikers en het vermaarde hackerscollectief Lulz Security. laatstgenoemde komt voort uit 4Chan en maakt de laatste tijd vooral furore door het kapot slopen van allerhande grote websites. Zo gingen de sites van de US Senate en de FBI al eerder offline en lukten het de nerds zelfs om de CIA kapot te mollen. De scryptkiddies van Lulz Sec zouden eveneens de reden zijn waarom het Sony Playstation netwerk wekenlang plat lag. De precieze motieven achter deze zoveelste Epic Battle of the Internets zijn niet bekend. Waarschijnlijk omdat het kan. Maar duidelijk is dat de beef zich voornamelijk richt op online gaming. Daarom lagen ook favo games van 4chan users als Minecraft en League of Legends er uit. Uiteraard trekken de semi-militante /b/-tards dergelijke acties (van games blijf je af) totaal niet waardoor er nu een ouderwetse manhunt is ontstaan naar de NAW van LulzSec. Verder niets nieuws: Op 4chan breekt iedere maand wel een bloedige burgeroorlog uit. Inzet: de beste manier om n00b-achtige fucktards (vertaling: Henk de Vries) helemaal de tyfus te trollen. Is ook best belangrijk natuurlijk.

www.geenstijl.nl/


Wie vraagt dit in name van Qff ?

QuoFataFerunt: How can i contact the organisation behind Anonymous? We are a website from the Netherlands trying to inform the people about the scams behind the scene and we wanna do soething for anonymous

Mag duidelijk zijn dat het hier niet om een organisatie gaat maar een collective hive.

Collective consciousness was a term coined by the French sociologist Émile Durkheim (1858–1917) to refer to the shared beliefs and moral attitudes which operate as a unifying force within society

Als Qff wat wil doen voor Anon be my guest you wont need permission.
En als er iets besproken moet worden gewoon ff lekker op de Irc toch genoeg mensen daar Bapho weet de weg erheen wel. Of het handig is de naam QFF in dat circuit in het rond te laten gaan laat ik open.

baphomet schreef:


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Tja........

Ben ik blij dat ik hem binnen gehaald heb