Anonymous cannot be simply defeated: it is the internet’s first subconsciousness. We are the will of the people, as well as of /b/tards who are doing it for the lulz. We cannot be controlled, and many have tried. We do not forgive or forget, and for everyone of us that falls, ten more shall rise in his/her place. (Though mostly “his”). We are (though this might sound ridiculous) the final boss of the internet. If we WERE to be defeated by anything, it would be by all the newfags that suddenly want to be a part of Anonymous, but are no more than the cause-oriented, friendly butt of every joke on the internet. They see 4chan as their own personal army, idiots. They are the cancer that is killing /b/. But I digress. In the meantime, we have enough work now assaulting the Australian government, which has the audacity to attempt to install internet censorship. This infringement upon the free rights of the people of the world shall not be tolerated.

http://encyclopediadramatica.com/Titstorm

They shall rue their decision.

We are Anonymous.
We do not Forget.
We do not Forgive.
We are Legion.

Expect us.

Thanks very much for your interesting blog. It’s always nice to see how people on the other side of the globe live, how they share the same joys and sorrows, what they do in their free time, etc.

I actually have a question about your blog. Would you mind helping us with a linguistic research project? We’re compiling data from various Singaporean weblogs. All it requires is checking a few boxes. If you want to take part and/or have more questions, drop me a note ( hack2301@uni-trier.de RE: Question ) so that I can then send you the ‘official’ project eMail. We’d really appreciate your help.

Thanks very much in advance!
Best regards,
– Fran

PS: Now I have to go and find out how that ‘political spamming action’ turned out…

But yes, 4chan’s development does bode well (Or, rather, depending on how idiotic the masses can be, badly) for the future.