Anonymous

Face2Face, humanoids and hacks + this day in history w/Hale–Bopp and our song of the day by Aesop Rock on your Morning Monarchy for March 22, 2016.

Anonymous has fooled the Trump campaign, the Secret Service, and the FBI — and by doing so, proved #OpTrump's point.
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In a new video, the hacktivist collective Anonymous has declared “total war” on Trump.
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It was a blistering cold day as we arose at 6:30 to head to Burns, Oregon.  We had never physically protested before, but this case was different.  It was clear to any lay person reading the information that the Feds (and the various agencies involved) were out to take Hammond's property, any way they had to.
As the drive went on, I realized I had never really cared about what it meant to see or understand what a healthy range of land looked like. I was raised a city girl, and while I had some limited exposure to horses, I never really had time or took the time to ponder it all.

Donald Trump is in big trouble with the hacktivist collective Anonymous. Here's why.
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L’instauration de l’état d’urgence en France, à la suite des attentats du 13 novembre dernier, a donné aux « forces de l’ordre » une grande latitude pour appliquer les règles sécuritaires qui en ont découlé: perquisitions intempestives, arrestations arbitraires, plus grande fermeté, voire violence, de la part des officiers assermentés de la force publique.

In a recent article, “In the fight against ISIS, is Anonymous the answer?,” CBC makes a bold claim in the opening sentence: “The West wants to put a stop to ISIS.”

In America, a nascent movement against “politics as usual” or to put it another way, “anything other than the establishment” is reflected by the popularity of weird, offbeat presidential candidates like Donald Trump and Ben Carson. This looming national mood reflects a provocative anti-establishmentarianism, targeting exploitative and repressive neoliberal governmental policies.

The internet has been called the largest experiment in anarchy. All online interaction seems to reflect this reality, and it is already necessary to respect it if one wishes to thrive online in terms of business or politics. In political terms, the internet drastically elevated the positions of common citizens, “hacktivists”, and even social movements.