The Protectors Claim Hack Of ORCA & Karl Rove's Operation

Greetings to the good people of the Velvet Revolution
8 November 2012

Please we were to see that you put your faith in the hands of we protectors of democracy, and tempted too to claim your generous reward. But wealth does not drive us.

Two months prior to your offer, we chose to take a action against those who have subverted the will of the people in past elections, which resulted in terrible destruction across the globe. We began following the digital traffic of one Karl Rove, a disrespected of the Rule Of Law, knowing that he claimed to be a Kingmaker while grifting vast wealth from barons who glady handed him gold to anoint another King while looking the other way.

After a rather short time, we identified the digital structure of Karl's operation and even that of his ORCA. This was an easy task in that barn doors were left open and the wind swept us inside.

So what do we do with these doors? Do we lead them open and catch the thieves as they steal the prize? Or do we close them so they cannot steal the price?

Our decision-protect the citizens.

We coded and created, what we call, The Great Oz. A targeted password protected firewall that we tested and refined over the past weeks. We place this code on more than one of the digital tunnels and their destination's that Karl's not so smart worker bees planned to use on election night. We noticed that these tunnels were strategically placed to allow for tunnel rats to race to the server sewers from three different states. Ah yes, Karl tried o make it appear that there were more than three but we quickly saw the folly of his ploy.

We watched as Karl's little boys and girls confidently ran their tests while Karl told his barons to smoke cigars.

6 November, 2012
10am EST -ORCA Killer
8pm EST-The Great Oz

We watched as Karl's speared ORCA whale was beached, rotting with a strong stench across his American playground, unable to be resuscitated. We watched as Karl's weak corrupters tried to penetrate The Great Oz. These children of his were at a loss-how many times and how many passwords did they try-exactly 105.