Anonymous Hacks Westboro Baptist Church Website During Live Confrontation. Anonymous Hacker | Westboro Judgement Day | The Daily Caller - Breaking News, Opinion, Research, and Entertainment. AnonNews, a website affiliated with the activities of the infamous hacktivist group known as “Anonymous” posted a threatening letter to the Westboro Baptist Church last Wednesday. The letter threatened a cyber-attack against the Topeka, Kansas church if it refuses to stop contentious military funeral and gay protests. “We will target your public websites and the propaganda and detestable doctrine that you promote will be eradicated; the damage incurred will be irreversible, and neither your institution nor your congregation will ever be able to fully recover,” the letter read.
Westboro’s response: Bring it. “God hates fags & lousy hackers!” AnonNews posted another letter claiming the first letter didn’t represent the views of the hackers. CBS reported that the group said it had “more pressing matters to deal with at the moment.” The letter accused Westboro of fabricating the story to generate headlines and spread its message, according to CBS. Anonymous contro la chiesa anti-gay. Di Tommaso Caldarelli - 21/02/2011 - Il gruppo di attivismo informatico all’attacco di una congregazione americana che fa pubblici proclami della sua omofobia.
La Chiesa Battista di Westboro, Kansas, è un faro nell’omofobia mondiale. Diffonde video su Internet in cui si dice che la morte dei Il gruppo di attivismo informatico all’attacco di una congregazione americana che fa pubblici proclami della sua omofobia. La Chiesa Battista di Westboro, Kansas, è un faro nell’omofobia mondiale.
Diffonde video su Internet in cui si dice che la morte dei soldati americani in Afghanistan ed Iraq sono state delle “rappresaglie”, per questo meritate, per l’accondiscendenza degli Stati Uniti verso “lo stile di vita gay dilagante”. I MORTI DI DIO! Grazie a Dio per il cecchino violento, uno dei nostri eroi e soldati a Tucson. Grazie a Dio la bambina è morta per dimostrare all’America la via dell’errore su cui è finita. Che personcine a modo. ULTIMATUM – Non a caso qualcuno ha deciso che poteva bastare. Anonymous, attacco ai Battisti? Anonymous hacks church Web site during live interview.
The Anonymous hacking collective this morning defaced the Web site of the controversial Westboro Baptist Church in the middle of a live radio show that included a church spokeswoman and a member of Anonymous. The defacement came just days after Anonymous issued a statement saying that it had no plans to attack the Church's Web site. The statement had noted that an earlier letter said to be from the group that threatened online attacks on the church site was a hoax. Members of the WBC church are known for their strident anti-gay views and for protests at funerals of slain military personnel and others. Last week it issued a letter challenging Anonymous to "bring it.
" The Anonymous member on the radio show today said it felt compelled to attack because of what it claimed was the church's belligerent response to the hoax letter. Prior to today's attacks, WBC's sites were offline for several days. It also showed a map of the entire internal network of the church. ‘God Hates Fags’ Church Prey For Internet Hackers ‘Anonymous’ A Hoax? “Anonymous,” a well-known group of Internet hackers, or “hactivists,” reportedly set their keyboard sights on the virulently anti-gay group known as “God Hates Fags,” and the “church” responded in kind.
But now the Internet is asking, was this a self-inflicted hoax by the very group it was supposedly targeting? “Anonymous,” most-recently known for their hactivist support of Wikileaks, reportedly had sent an open letter to Westboro Baptist Church — who self-identify as “God Hates Fags” — demanding they end their anti-gay deeds, or “the damage incurred will be irreversible.” “We, the collective super-consciousness known as ANONYMOUS – the Voice of Free Speech & the Advocate of the People – have long heard you issue your venomous statements of hatred, and we have witnessed your flagrant and absurd displays of inimitable bigotry and intolerant fanaticism.
“ANONYMOUS cannot abide this behavior any longer. Westboro responded with an open letter of their own. In a George W. Via Mashable: Una Iglesia Bautista dice que "Dios odia a los hackers" de Anonymous - Culturas. [ 22 de Febre de 2011 09:07 ] La congregación, cuyo lema es “Dios odia a los maricones”, denunció que sufrió amenazas de los ciberactivistas. Una Iglesia Bautista, conocida por el polémico lema con el que se presenta a la sociedad, denunció amenazas del grupo de hackers de Anonymous y les advirtió que “Dios odia a los maricones y los asquerosos hackers”.
La Iglesia Bautista de Westboro es conocida por enfrentar a los homosexuales y por realizar protestas en los funerales de soldados caídos, alegando que sus muertes son parte de la venganza de Dios por la homosexualidad en Estados Unidos. Según esa congregación, Anonymous les habría enviado una carta que dice: “Como defensores de la libertad de expresión e información, hasta ahora les hemos permitido seguir predicando su evangelio tonto de odio y exageradas exhibiciones, no sólo sus puntos de vista fascistas, sino su absoluta falta de idiosincrasia cristiana.”
Is the Anonymous-Westboro Baptist Church feud a hoax? - Internet Culture. Yesterday, we reported that hacker collective Anonymous issued an ultimatum to the hard-right Christian activists at the Westboro Baptist Church. The group purportedly posted an open letter to the Kansas-based congregation on AnonNews.org, warning that it would launch a cyber-campaign against the church unless it abandoned its controversial anti-gay protests. Since then, Westboro issued their own response, saying, in a nutshell: “Bring it.” And the stage was set for a bizarre showdown between two little-loved groups. Then things got weirder. Another “open letter” appeared on AnonNews — the website is built on an “open-posting” concept, meaning anyone is free to publish anything there — claiming that the first letter did not represent the will of the infamous “hacktivists.” When Anonymous says we support free speech, we mean it.
We count Beatrice Hall among our Anonymous forebears: “I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.” Everything Anonymous. Message to the Westboro Baptist Church, the Media, and Anonymous as a whole Dear Phred Phelps and WBC Phriends,So we've been hearing a lot about some letter that we supposedly sent you this morning.
Problem is,we're a bit groggy and don't remember sending it. Our best guess is that you heard about us on thatnewfangled TV of yours and thought we might be some good money for your little church.You thought you could play with Anonymous. You observed our rising notoriety and thought youwould exploit our paradigm for your own gain. And then, you thought you could lure some idiots into ahoneypot for more IPs to sue.This is not so foreign to us; as you may have heard, we trade in Lulz. All content on this website is automatically licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license.