Prominent US Senators and Mayors Outed as Members of the KKK by Anonymous

This news article has just been "released" today...
Although the original source at the link is dated 31st October.


& I make no claims to the veracity of the "revelations"...


usuncut.com...

Several prominent US Senators and mayors have been outed as members of the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) and other racist groups by the hacktivist collective Anonymous, and the group hints that more politicians and public figures will be named in the near future.

In a new post on document-dumping site pastebin, Anonymous names US Senators Thom Tillis (R-N.C.), John Cornyn (R-Tx.), Dan Coats (R-In.) and Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.) as members of the KKK. Anonymous also outed several mayors of major US cities, including Madeline Rogero of Knoxville, Tennessee; Jim Gray of Lexington, Kentucky; Paul D. Fraim of Norfolk, Virginia; Kent Guinn of Ocala, Florida; and Tom Henry of Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Now it should be noted that Jim Gray of Kentucky has tweeted his absolute denial of such...
mobile.twitter.com...
& that's what leads me to be hesitant of whether this is true.


Of course I'd expect people to deny it, but at the same time, this news comes quite soon after #HoodsOff was announced, I expected it to be a couple of weeks, not days.



Edit;

Original Thread;
www.abovetopsecret.com...

OMG ,they are all republicans

Qulle Surprise.

The P.R is starting BIG time for one of them!!

www.usatoday.com...

They're rich white people.....duh.

You don't need hackers. Pretty sure there's a mathematical equation maybe: Racist = whiteness/wrinkles ^2 x wealth.

If: don't tan but burn is equal to 1 and tans from ceiling lights being 10.

Oppps.

Some careers are going to crash and burn

a reply to: CharlieSpeirs

Can you be openly gay in KKK?

originally posted by: xavi1000
OMG ,they are all republicans

That's how you know it is fake.

It is likely a progressive sponsored smear campaign. It is a political attack set up for the coming elections. It is a likely crock of stinky stuff.

Interesting story, if true...but where is the proof? Why wouldn't that be included in the story?
And, if not true, how do these people sue 'anonymous' for lible?

Madeline Rogero has denounced this as well.

If she is a member she has covered it well.
She comes from a dual race background and has non white children/foster children.

Wikipedia

The Sentinel

But, I suppose you could "cover up" your membership...

originally posted by: IAMTAT
Interesting story, if true...but where is the proof? Why wouldn't that be included in the story?
And, if not true, how do these people sue 'anonymous' for lible?

You can't sue an idea silly, that's like winning a war on "terrorism".

The klan! Really? Thats the best story they could dream up?

originally posted by: TNMockingbird
Madeline Rogero has denounced this as well.

If she is a member she has covered it well.
She comes from a dual race background and has non white children/foster children.

Wikipedia

The Sentinel

But, I suppose you could "cover up" your membership...

Thanks Mockingbird, my friend...

That settles it for me, the list is BS.


Mods you should throw this into the bowels of the LOL forum.

a reply to: xavi1000

Nope, Jim Gray of Lexington is a Democrat. He's as far from being KKK anyone can imagine. I think being gay is a stumbling block to being a member of the KKK---isn't it?

The presumption of innocence is an international human right that should be respected.

a reply to: Bluntone22

Seemed mildly interesting at the time.

a reply to: CharlieSpeirs

YOU are ALWAYS welcome!

originally posted by: xavi1000
OMG ,they are all republicans

Well, I know Jim Gray isn't -- he's a democrat. It's probably worth Googling everyone on the list before declaring they're all republicans.

originally posted by: alienjuggalo
a reply to: CharlieSpeirs

Can you be openly gay in KKK?

They're a very welcoming group from what I've heard on the interwebnetsites.

originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
The presumption of innocence is an international human right that should be respected.

Agree. In this political climate, to wrongly label someone as a card-carrying member of the KKK is reckless.