Anonymous Members Being Kidnapped By Men in Dark Suits.

Kidnapped by people in dark suits. What if it was just a mistake by a group of morticians grabbing a pale body because it appears to have been dead for a while after being in mom's basement for a few years?
/sarcasm off

I'm just not buying it.

a reply to: DarthFazer

Thank you, Darth, for your refreshing reminder
You are correct
However, you may want to monitor the traffic

Would you like a Session Cookie and some XTEA

The thing with 'Anonymous' is that anyone can claim to be a member, which is how they want it to be. So, 'membership' ranges from people wishing to be hackers (being a hacker today is similar to how kids of yore felt about astronauts or cowboys - it's cool/badass, and rightly so), to the presumably comparatively small sect of actual hackers, with many varying levels of ability in between. Then of course there's how serious each member is about truly being 'anonymous' so you have people with security ranging from the 'lol im ddosing u 4 beating me in call of duty' skids to the super paranoid Rusty Shacklefords.

So if this was true, it could easily be Anons that didn't take all the countermeasures they could to protect their identity getting caught and harassed, although one would think the Illuminati would just be eliminating those they deemed unacceptable, however.

It also may not be the first time Anons have potentially made up stories about kidnappings.

From that link: "Now, in an effort to garner grittier publicity for above mentioned book, Barrett Brown fabricated a story about a conveniently ‘unknown and as yet unidentified’ member of Anonymous who was supposedly ‘kidnapped’ by the (rightly so) much feared Los Zetas drug cartel in Mexico. Nobody knows who this supposed victim is and no official reports have been filed."

The operation was cancelled eventually because messing with the most dangerous cartel founded by ex-spec ops is generally a bad idea, but one Anon source claimed the kidnapped Anon had been returned bruised but still alive (sounds pretty un-Zetas, right?), while many others doubted there had ever been someone kidnapped in the first place. According to newspaper articles on that incident, "There is no police report filed to link to the original claim of a kidnap." and a twitter user following the debacle commented, "Not one person can name the victim, the date or a witness."