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Renegade:
I'm curious about how others view Anonymousw.

http://www.whyweprotest.net/en/

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Since its inception, the internet has provided new ways for people all over the world to exercise the rights of free speech, freedom of the press and freedom of assembly. These rights are not simply the benefits of a free society--they are the very means of preserving that society's freedom. The recent increase in government interference with these freedoms coincides with the failure of the corporate media to fulfill their vital role in checking the abuse of authority. Censorship and journalistic abdication have left citizens unaware and unable to hold their governments accountable.

WikiLeaks has moved to fill the void left by traditional news media, providing the necessary information for citizens to hold their governments to account. Yet it has not been granted the legal protections generally afforded to journalists. Instead, the organization has been vilified and monetary support has been blocked by governments and private corporations. The vitriol aimed at WikiLeaks demonstrates an unsettling disregard for the fundamental freedom to exchange information and express ideas. Members of a free society must not allow information to be suppressed simply because it inconveniences those in power. We share the responsibility to defend vital liberties. The time to act is now.

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I've got to say, I like that they are building awareness.

40hz:
I'm curious to see what form their "series of global protests" will take.

Renegade:
I'm curious to see what form their "series of global protests" will take.
-40hz (January 15, 2011, 08:37 AM)
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They seem to be more about actual protests there than DDOS. But we'll see.

40hz:
Yes. We'll see.   :)

4wd:
I'm curious to see what form their "series of global protests" will take.
-40hz (January 15, 2011, 08:37 AM)
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They seem to be more about actual protests there than DDOS. But we'll see.
-Renegade (January 15, 2011, 08:50 AM)
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If you look at their events archive, the highest number of attendees at an event to date was in Bucharest.

Total: 9

Possibly the map seeming to be the USA led to low attendance figures?

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