Imperva Co-founder Tells Anonymous to Hack Chinese Government | Cbronline

This would seem an honest challenge to Anonymous’ intentions, and not it’s intelligence (which should already appear beyond question).

Imagine, finding out the organization was supported by dictatorships. I can easily believe Beijing, Pyongyang, and every type of enemy of the Western powers bears no ill feeling for Anonymous’ focus against the pillars of global infrastructure.

It should be a stretch to say that China has been oppressing it’s villagers while both North Korea and Iran shot new missiles during the length of Anonymous’ aggression against the West, but it’s not a stretch, at all. One should, instead, see a definite correlation between the rise of national and pirate cyber-attacks, that must include collusion and cooperation on any combined objectives.

Hence, Anonymous’ enemy’s enemy being Anonymous’ ally, we will not likely ever seen any genuine warfare between them.

Witness, this, from Wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anonymous_%28group%29#Al_Jazeera_coverage

“Al Jazeera coverage

“The English language edition of Al Jazeera published regular articles on Anonymous and its activism. The journal also ran opinion pieces on the group, sometimes laudatory, describing it as a future form of internet-based social activism:

” ‘This is the future, whether one approves or not, and the failure on the part of governments and media alike to understand, and contend with the rapid change now afoot, ought to remind everyone concerned why it is that this movement is necessary in the first place.’ “

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