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Anonymous Advise against #InvadeWallStreet attacks

Posted on October 5, 2011 by Lee J

Recently there was an announcement for an attack on NYSE; Anonymous has released a statement that asks anons not to fall for this disinformation and not to take part in any type fo attacks. This information comes from the Anonymous Wiki pastebin account. Greetings Fellow Anons: As brothers and sisters, we have to look out for one another in times like these. We have taken notice to a planned attack which has been named #InvadeWallStreet, which is to be held out on October 10 th. We strongly advise against this action and everything it entails to. Many of our brothers and sisters have gone down in the fight for using such tactics, like the wikileaks defendants who took down Visa, Paypal, and Mastercard which led to mass arrests. We do not want history to repeat itself, and are sincerely worried. Using such a tool such as LOIC to get your message across would deemed irresponsible and you would be signing your own ticket to jail. Please change these tactics for this Op to spare our movement the loss and to spare OccupyWallstreet of the bad press. Thank you and we hope we have made our point. We are anonymous. We are legion. We do not forgive. We do not forget. Expect us.

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