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Anonymous and TeaMp0isoN join forces for OpCensorThis

Posted on August 9, 2011 by Lee J

Its been announce on Your Anon News that Team p0isoN and Anonymous have joined forces and announced Operation Censor This. In the press release they have stated they are going to use music and itunes to get the word across, with a confirming tweet coming from team poisons account "oh btw we have a artist confirmed for #OpCensorThis hes sorting out a beat &will hit us up with a track soon .this guy is a beast on the mic". In the press release they also stated "If they censor the song we will attack the music industry and censor them instead.". So as we have seen from recent operations like Syria, Egypt and more so Oppaypal, the public support for this operation is bound to the huge, if not the biggest so far with this joint operation. Anonymous and Team Poison do huge damage alone and both have very much the same outcome. Original Press release We will keep you updated.

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