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- TITLE: STRATFOR ANALYZES ANONYMOUS AND WIKILEAKS
- > they called us hippie arseholes :(
- > and that we ll be 'hard to kill'
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- From: scott.stewart@stratfor.com
- To: analysts@stratfor.com
- List Name: mailto:analysts@stratfor.com
- Subject: RE: Wiki Hackers Talk to The Economist
- Date: 2010-12-10 20:25:20
- Content:
- I also think there are more folks who are willing to be hacktivists than
- those who are willing to get tear gassed or charge a police line. It is
- more anonymous and less dangerous/uncomfortable.
- From: analysts-bounces@stratfor.com [mailto:analysts-bounces@stratfor.com]
- On Behalf Of Peter Zeihan
- Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 2:21 PM
- To: analysts@stratfor.com
- Subject: Re: Wiki Hackers Talk to The Economist
- ull never get rid of it completely -- as long as there are young people
- with no assets and a perception that they've nothing to lose this will
- exist
- but in times when home ownership is growing and there is a perception of a
- threat, the numbers of folks who will do this is very low -- while at the
- same time the state's ability to deal with them is relatively high and
- support in broader society is questionable at best for such anarchists
- On 12/10/2010 12:51 PM, Chris Farnham wrote:
- And what happens if your core are people in Chicago, Oslo, Aukland, Perth,
- Munich, Gothenburg, etc. who are not afraid and are only two years out of
- college working for a marketing company and their biggest financial
- liability is your AT&T monthly invoice?
- As I said, these guys are not yet a major destabilising force, but you
- look at the human flesh search engines in China, they unsettle the Party
- on a monthly basis with their ability track, identify, locate and out
- whatever target takes their interest and that has included Party members
- in the past.
- Wikileaks is a big deal in the world of the anti-establishment and the
- network based activists, it has displayed potential to strike at the
- established powers via information proliferation hand in hand with the
- conventional media. That's power and Anon has now latched on to the
- bandwagon. These guys have already crossed from net based activism to
- physical world activism, it has already happened at a very small level.
- As I said, the core may not be the danger but the fanatical fringe amongst
- them are knowledgeable, motivated, organised and spread across the world
- with a non-state, nihilistic agenda. Sounds somewhat familiar, no?
- I'm not saying that this shit is going down. I'm saying that there is
- significant potential there and to ignore it could be quite a mistake
- because if it doesn't make anything of itself, as Mike Mooney has said, it
- has created a wonderful template for others who may be more determined.
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- From: "Peter Zeihan"
- To: analysts@stratfor.com
- Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2010 2:35:25 AM
- Subject: Re: Wiki Hackers Talk to The Economist
- yeah - its always there, but there are two trends in western soceities
- that have traditionally kept it weak for the past few decades: rising home
- ownership and the presence of an enemy
- if ur afraid you want a strong state, and if you have a mortgage you don't
- riot
- On 12/10/2010 12:31 PM, Marko Papic wrote:
- Agreed completely. They have definitely toned done and terrorism has lost
- its cool "edge" after 9-11.
- But things go in waves... I mean there is nothing new about anarchism. I
- would argue it is hormonal. You can't ever really weed it out, it is not
- purely ideological. You are always going to find young men who think they
- are destined for greatness.
- On 12/10/10 12:23 PM, scott stewart wrote:
- Yes, but....
- The anarchist movement had generated a lot of momentum in the physical
- world around the time of the millennium with the battle in Seattle, London
- May Day and the WEF violence in Davos. They lost a lot of steam after
- 9/11.
- We still have yet to see them regain the mass, momentum and numbers they
- had a decade ago. WTO and G-7 meetings are far more peaceful.
- From: analysts-bounces@stratfor.com [mailto:analysts-bounces@stratfor.com]
- On Behalf Of Marko Papic
- Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 1:13 PM
- To: analysts@stratfor.com
- Subject: Re: Wiki Hackers Talk to The Economist
- I agree with Chris.
- We have to be aware that "anarchism" has deep deep roots in history and
- has been violent in many ways many times.
- I am afraid, for example, that all the anti-globalization people in Europe
- are looking to hitch a new wagon. I am worried that the protests in the UK
- and all this net anarchism activity could somehow bizzarly get connected.
- I have no real evidence, but I do think that is potential for net
- anarchism to get its real world anarchist equivalent.
- I think we need to consider what Chris is saying very seriously. The cross
- over into physical/real life is a serious potential.
- On 12/10/10 11:51 AM, Chris Farnham wrote:
- I watch anon and /b/ and have done for a while now (no I do not chan).
- There are some interesting crossovers with AQ and the
- decentralization/motivation of ideology. I don't think they have yet
- reached a point where they have become a cogent threat to security.
- However this wikileaks thing has the potential to be a catalyst for them.
- A web based subversive entity has just rocked the world for two weeks,
- that's dynamite for these guys.
- The chaners/anon/b are educated and at the leading edge of network based
- technology, have a nebulous structure of loyal people spread through the
- world with no nationalistic foundations bit drawn together under a shared
- interest in chaos (hentai and cats, for fuck sake). There are numerous
- examples where they have uncovered identities and all personal details of
- people based on a single photo (of a woman putting a cat in a garbage bin,
- for example) and bought some serious vigilanty style justice to those they
- disagree with. They have also crossed over into the physical/real life
- world a number of times.
- These guys are on the same level as the Chinese human flesh seach engines
- and quite possibly the cyber warfare units of many developed countries
- today.
- Most importantly, for the US at least, I have noted a number of militant
- libertarians within their periphery.
- It's going to be very interesting to watch what anon does in the
- 'post-wilileaks' environment. If they move from a bunch of tech geeks in
- mum's basement into a real movement they could cause serious trouble and
- be hard to kill. The coresy not be the problem but the few unhinged among
- them could prove to be quite destructive if so inclined.
- Sent from my iPhone
- On Dec 11, 2010, at 1:25, Fred Burton wrote:
- These global hippies and arseholes are like CHAOS or THRUSH.
- Fred Burton wrote:
- http://www.economist.com/blogs/babbage/2010/12/more_wikileaks
- I am talking to members of a group called "Anonymous", using a web-based
- collaborative text-editing service. It is the first such interview for
- all of us, and their answers begin to collide on the page. One member
- comes from Norway; another shows surprise, then offers that she is from
- New Zealand. Another writes that group members come from Nepal and
- Eastern Russia. They all speak through pseudonyms, but I don't even know
- which psuedonym comes from what country because shortly after I read
- these answers, someone who calls himself "Tux" erases them all and writes
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