Seriously, I hope if someone catches them, they simply go to their home and smash every electronic device they own. All their computers, cell phones, video games, tv set, internet router, pull the cable out from the pole. No police, just break every single electronic device they own and leave.

The sad thing is, when these Anonymous goons start biting the dust, we probably won’t even hear anything about it, since Mossad is just that good.

Better yet; take ALL their stuff. That way, they won’t know WHO did WHAT or WHY. But they’ll know that all that data is in someone else’s hands.

Much better to turn bitches like that into quaking in their boots paranoid puddles of fear.

Died in their sleep. Three times. In the back of their heads.

Their “established track record” is that of a bunch of immature kids armed with dangerous weapons f**king with people who don’t like being f**ked with. Generally because the children don’t like them at the moment. Or because someone persuaded Anonymous not to like said targets.

Anonymous generally picks targets that can’t strike back at them, because they hide behind the INTERNET. If Anonymous was so concerned about human rights violations, where are their attacks against China? Iran?

Not buying it, Dissenter. Their track record isn’t as clean as you would like to think.

Granted, even though I didn’t call them “amateurs”.

But they are not considering the full implications — and consequences — of their actions. That’s the hall mark of an amateur….when they start punching above their weight.

And conducting cyber warfare against a significant military power during a war is exactly that. So, in that sense, they are indeed amateurs.

Now, if the Anonymous players are truly the unbiased, independent players they claim to be, they’d be considering the impacts to the Israeli citizens from the Hamas missile attacks.

Which they aren’t. They throw their support to Hamas, an organization with serious credentials as a terrorist group.

So, in that sense, the members of Anonymous are professionals.

Professional terrorists.

I hope Mossad does to them what they love to do to others: learn their true identities and that of their families; find porn and passwords and other private data on their computers and send it to their family and friends, and put it on Twitter and other public paste sites.

Are you a Christian, SC? If so, you don’t have standing to accuse me of being credulous.

As for Rove’s apparent attempt to steal the 2012 election, I note for the record that key parts of the Ohio SOS network crashed at 11:13 PM, exactly as it did in 2004. That identifies it as a Rove hack, as it was too precise to be coincidence. That fact alone raises reasonable suspicion.

When Rove was ostensibly able to hack the vote — his IT man was going to turn state’s evidence, and he died in a suspicious plane crash before he could — the official tally did not match exit polls. In this case, owing to Anonymous’s claimed defense against his hack, the votes matched the polls with astonishing precision. Res ipsa loquitur.

Better re-adjust your foil hat; I think it’s picking up signals from a nearby AM broadcast station.

Your problem is a pronounced pro-Israeli bias, which precludes you from viewing the conflict objectively. The right to kill a tyrant is absolute, and a compelling argument can be made for the proposition that the Israeli occupiers are tyrants who have signed their own death warrants. The Israel uber alles crowd might not see it that way, but it is an intellectually respectable position nonetheless.

Remember, one man’s terrorist is another’s freedom-fighter, and Hamas is substantively indistinguishable from Irgun.

No doubt, these guys are taking a serious risk. But perhaps they have counted the cost, and did so knowingly. If they were able to rain Israeli missiles down on Tel Aviv, they might finally force a settlement.

Are you a Christian, Jeff? If you are, you have no standing to accuse me of being unduly credulous.

First they “make enough jack” — now they “got nuthin’ to lose.” Which is it, Neal?

That assumes that they want to work.

My “problem” is an anti-barbarian bias. Terrorists fit that bill nicely. Hamas is an acknowledged terrorist with extremely close ties to the Gaza government. If they were raining rockets into Egypt, I’d encourage Egypt to defend themselves.

If the IRA were raining missiles into northern Ireland from Ireland, I’d root for the UK to carpet bomb the missile sites. And so on.

In fact, that bias is so deep, that I’m glad to see Hamas members get killed. If they use the children of Gaza as human shields, shame on Hamas.

And I root for Israel over Hamas because Israel is a light of civilization in that sea of darkness known as the Middle East. They got there by blood and battle, and they earned it. Hamas, and their Iranian overlords, would drag everyone back to AD 700, give or take. Except for the weapons technology, of course; that’s too cool for them.

I always root for civilization over the barbarians.

I see — they work just enough to buy bandwidth and computers, while sponging off their parents.

Makes sense to me.

Just out of curiosity, do you all wear YOUR tin-foil hats to church? Your facile attempt to shame me into silence deserves proper reciprocation.

Ever do charity work? Some of us do it for the Sierra Club; they do this.

The reason peope might be attempting to shame you into silence is because you are not offering anything constructive beyond flimsy conspiracies and the sole defense is to ask “are you religious”(excuse me christian – i suppose your dissent doesnt extend to the Prophet binshallah)

So, you agree that Menachem Begin was a terrorist and barbarian?

You can’t fault the Palestinians for fighting back in any way they can, as they are the aggrieved party. While I am sure that they would love to fire cruise missiles at military targets from the comfort of their easy chairs in Florida, they must use whatever weapons they have at their disposal.

“Israel” came into being because the Brits broke their word to the indigenous populace — it was their way of solving the European problem of anti-Semitism. Add a massive flood of immigration (kind of like what we’re seeing on our southern border), and you have a Kelo-style land-theft — not at a mishpucha discount, but more like a five-fingered one.

I tend to root for people who have been wrongfully deprived of their rights; I know what we’d be doing, if we were in their place. “Whatever is hateful to you, do not do to your fellow-man. That is the Torah. All else is interpretation.”

It’s still kind of odd to think that Mossad could be capable — according to you — of staging 9/11 and getting away with it, and yet you think Anonymous would be stupid enough to take on an outfit capable of such a monstrosity.

Anyway, what would be in it for Israel to stage 9/11? Pretend I haven’t already heard this entire same line of lunacy before.

It’s obvious that you are a far-left ideologue who deals in fantasy and self-delusion. Yes, Anonymous is a group of cyber-terrorists who destroy people and ruin lives. And we will get them and take them down. Expect us.

I wouldn’t put it past Mossad, particularly if they were working in concert with BushCo. And while we might reject it as imprudent (I don’t have a dog in the hunt in the M.E.), sometimes, the bell tolls for you.

Of course you overlook the fact that Islam and its teachings are the entire basis of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Mohammed hated Jews (for rejecting his “prophethood,” and commanded his followers to do the same, to “kill Jews wherever you find them,” and to wage unending war against all mankind until all were either Muslims, slaves or dead. You tend to root for evil because it is in your nature as a leftist to always side with evil against good.

Dissenter, you are completely, thoroughly delusional and have nothing credible to say. Go away.