Operation Payback carries on attacks despite FBI investigation

[wconeybeer]

Operation Payback carries on attacks despite FBI investigation.

[newsimage]http://static.rankone.nl/images_posts/2010/11/xoiCkD.jpg[/newsimage]Apparently some of the members of Anonymous aren’t going to let a little thing like an FBI investigation put a damper on the activities of Operation Payback. A new DDoS attack is planned to be carried out today against the Irish Recoded Music Association (IRMA).


Read the full article here: [http://www.myce.com/news/operation-payback-carries-on-attacks-despite-fbi-investigation-36469/](http://www.myce.com/news/operation-payback-carries-on-attacks-despite-fbi-investigation-36469/)


Please note that the reactions from the complete site will be synched below.

[debro]

When the decision was passed down, IRMA’s chairman Willie Kavanagh told reporters, “We are extremely disappointed that the High Court today has effectively determined that the Irish State has failed to protect the constitutional rights of copyright holders, by failing to implement EU Copyright directives correctly”.

It seems to me that the high court has ruled based on constitutional rights and legality … that’s their job … they’re the high court … they’ve spent most of their professional lives to become experts in irish law, and become outstanding members of society.

The arrogance exhibited by the IRMA is simply astounding. Insulting the Irish high court by trivializing it’s decision is probably not in their best (future) interest.

There’s no legislation to enforce the measures … it’s black & white.

The IRMA will just have to put in the hard yards, and $$$, petitioning politicians to pass draconian law, so they can introduce and enforce their unfair policies, just like everyone else.

[rla]

This would be the same FBI that accused Richard Jewell of the Olympics bombing and solve the anthrax case over and over and over? Lock up your priest.