FBI Agents Raid Georgia Tech Dorms in search of Anonymous

[Sage]

Watch the video here (http://www.wsbtv.com/video/26655787/index.html). If anyone has a written source on this story, feel free to share. U mad, FBI? :cool:

[Perseus]

Am I cool that I watch Channel 2 Action News? :cool:

And I didn't know about this. :P That's interesting.

[Amnesiac]

http://knowyourmeme.com/system/icons/2085/original/Kornheiser_Why.JPG?1267079689

This is what the FBI wastes their money on these days?

[deadpie]

Ddosing companies that were already doing illegal things. They forgot that part out. Durrrrr. Go catch a fucking serial rapist and stop worrying about the seriousness of the fucking internet, you fucking cunt bags.

[scuba steve]

Federal Bureau of Idiocy

[DrkZ90]

hope they find and arrest some more of those stupid cyber-terrorists that attacked paypal and the like... hopefully they will get a well-deserved jail tme.

[Amnesiac]

hope they find and arrest some more of those stupid cyber-terrorists that attacked paypal and the like... hopefully they will get a well-deserved jail tme.

Yes, a bunch of college loners who helped take down some big coporation's website for fun are much more dangerous than serial rapists and domestic terrorists!

[DrkZ90]

Yes, a bunch of college loners who helped take down some big coporation's website for fun are much more dangerous than serial rapists and domestic terrorists!

they are defending and supporting those domestic terrorists too, so yeah.

[Amnesiac]

they are defending and supporting those domestic terrorists too, so yeah.

You really think that Anonymous is supportive of domestic terrorism? That's ridiculous. Anonymous doesn't have ties to any other organizations— it can't, it's too disorganized. Really, this is a waste of time for the FBI. Anonymous is nothing more than a bunch of university nerds and 15-year-old guys. There's no threat to the security of the people of the United States.

I can't believe this is where our taxpayer money dedicated to 'security' goes.

[deadpie]

hope they find and arrest some more of those stupid cyber-terrorists that attacked paypal and the like... hopefully they will get a well-deserved jail tme.

Yeah, because PayPall and those other sites totally weren't doing anything wrong at all.

End sarcasm

[DrkZ90]

not necesarily direct support, but their actions are helping terrorists, just like wikileaks does (although those basstards are even sponsored by said terrorists).

I know they are just a bunch of script kiddies, but they broke the law, and deserve to pay.

[Amnesiac]

not necesarily direct support, but their actions are helping terrorists, just like wikileaks does (although those basstards are even sponsored by said terrorists).

I know they are just a bunch of script kiddies, but they broke the law, and deserve to pay.

The actions of Anonymous in no way assist terrorists. How does overloading the servers of MasterCard give Al Qaeda the opportunity to bomb a skyscraper or airport?

As for the law, not every law is enforced (obviously). It's at the discretion of the FBI in this case, the fact that they chose to go after them shows their incompetence. This is a waste of time. Besides, Anonymous would say they were defending their rights through the DDOSing.

[Sage]

not necesarily direct support, but their actions are helping terrorists, just like wikileaks does (although those basstards are even sponsored by said terrorists).

I know they are just a bunch of script kiddies, but they broke the law, and deserve to pay.

Everyone's a terrorist to people of your persuasions.

[TheMatrix]

Federal Bureau of Idiocy
quite.....but i'm not sure if [-]MI6[/-] MI5 is any better

[scuba steve]

quite.....but i'm not sure if [-]MI6[/-] MI5 is any better

Regardless, they still fucked up.

[Deathwingo0o]

FBI, f***ing bunch of idiots. Nobody investigate attacks on Wikileaks yet investigate on it's "sudden withdrawal of help" thingy thing? Come on. This. Is. UNFAIR. Anonymous is just defending freedom. Who wants to be locked in a cage and fed well?

[UnknownError]

I'd LOL if Anonymous hacked the FBI and said "This is war" or something. :P

[Modus Operandi]

The whole thing is a bunch of posturing. If they can't make any real headway stopping the REAL problem, they'll stop a fake problem and make it look real.

[scuba steve]

I'd LOL if Anonymous hacked the FBI and said "This is war" or something. :P

Not really, as if they are raiding US properties then the hacks are believed domestic and that would effectively be treason, which could mean death to all those responsible.

[UnknownError]

Not really, as if they are raiding US properties then the hacks are believed domestic and that would effectively be treason, which could mean death to all those responsible.

Meeh, I guess Jessi Slaughter would get kicks out of that.

[Severus Snape]

Lots of Georgians on this site. :)

[Sith Lord 13]

You really think that Anonymous is supportive of domestic terrorism? That's ridiculous. Anonymous doesn't have ties to any other organizations— it can't, it's too disorganized. Really, this is a waste of time for the FBI. Anonymous is nothing more than a bunch of university nerds and 15-year-old guys. There's no threat to the security of the people of the United States.

I can't believe this is where our taxpayer money dedicated to 'security' goes.

The fact is it is illegal, and it qualifies as cyber-terrorism. I still think they're idiots and only making the situation worse, and shouldn't go after Anonymous, but that doesn't mean Anonymous wasn't breaking the law.

Yeah, because PayPall and those other sites totally weren't doing anything wrong at all.

End sarcasm

Wrong perhaps, but not illegal.

[Dorsum Oppel]

Wrong perhaps, but not illegal.

Wrong should always be of higher priority than illegal.

[Sith Lord 13]

Wrong should always be of higher priority than illegal.

Except that wrong is too subjective.