Quote:September 2010: Everyone gets attacked after Bollywood tries to shut down torrent site Pirate Bay

At first the hackers attack Aiplex, the India-based company hired to shut down Pirate Bay.



October 2010: Portugal's culture ministry gets shut down

Hackers also steal emails from the organization.



October 2010: Gene Simmons gets embarrassed



November 2010: The US Copyright Office gets taken down



December 6, 2010: Operation Avenge Assange begins



December 8, 2010: Mastercard gets taken down



December 8, 2018: There goes Visa!



Who's next? Amazon?



TMG Image Over Networks tmg.eu

Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT) afact.org.au

DG Legal dglegal.com

Gallant Macmillan gmlegal.co.uk 10/12/2010

Ministry of Sound ministryofsound.com 10/03/2010

Sociedad General de Autores y Editores (SGAE) sgae.es 10/06/2010

Ministerio de Cultura mcu.es 10/06/2010

promusicae promusicae.es 10/06/2010

Federation of the Italian Music Industry (FIMI) fimi.it 10/09/2010

International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) ifpi.it 10/09/2010

— pro-music.it 10/09/2010

United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office ipo.gov.uk 10/16/2010 05:00 PM GMT

Associação do Comércio Audiovisual de Portugal acapor.pt 10/18/2010

Gene Simmons genesimmons.com 10/19/2010

Satel Film satelfilm.at 10/22/2010

Hustler hustler.com 10/22/2010

FACT fact-uk.org.uk 10/24/2010 10:00 PM GMT

antipiracy.fi antipiracy.fi 10/26/2010

United States Copyright Office copyright.gov 11/03/2010 15:00 GMT

Irish National Federation Against Copyright Theft infact.ie 11/06/2010 18:15 GMT

International Federation of the Phonographic Industry ifpi.org 11/26/10

Warner Bros. warnerbros.com 12/1/10 6:00 PM GMT

PostFinance postfinance.ch 12/6/10

Aklagarmyndigheten Aklagare.se 12/7/10

EveryDNS everydns.com 12/7/10

Joseph Lieberman lieberman.senate.gov 12/8/10

MasterCard mastercard.com 12/8/10 10:30 AM GMT

Borgstrom and Bostrom advbyra.se 12/8/10



Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/operation-paybacks-greatest-hits-2010-12?slop=1#ixzz17aXOZgvn

Quote:Congress played minority politics post 26/11



New Delhi: The United States believed that the Congress party backed the “outlandish” conspiracy theories over the death of Maharashtra ATS chief Hemant Karkare in the 26/11 attack for “crass” political gains.



A diplomatic cable that is part of the latest disclosures by WikiLeaks, reveals that the then US Ambassador to India, David Mulford, wrote to Washington that the Congress, despite having done well in the recent state elections, made a "cynical political calculation" to boost the conspiracy theory.



The secret cable -- sent a month after the Mumbai terrorist attack and revealed, extraordinarily, the day after senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh told The Indian Express that his first "shocked and demoralised" reaction on hearing of Karkare's death had been 'Oh my God, they (rightwing Hindu groups opposed to his probe into the Malegaon bombing) have killed him' -- shows that the US thought that the Congress went on to "implicitly endorse the conspiracy" after initially distancing itself from the then minority affairs minister AR Antulay's "completely unsubstantiated claims".



Days after Karkare's assassination, Antulay had said the chief of the Maharashtra ATS could have been a victim of "terrorism or terrorism plus something".



"Antulay's completely unsubstantiated claims gained support in the conspiracy-minded Indian-Muslim community. Hoping to foster that support for upcoming national elections, the Congress Party cynically pulled back from its original dismissal and lent credence to the conspiracy," Mulford wrote.



However, regardless of later dismissals of Antulay's claim by the Congress, the "Indian Muslim community will continue to believe they are unfairly targeted by law enforcement and that those who investigate the truth are silenced", the Ambassador added.



According to Mulford, the Congress's about-turn from initially dismissing Antulay's statement was based on narrow identity politics.



"As support seemed to swell among Muslims for Antulay's unsubstantiated claims, crass political opportunism swayed the thinking of some Congress Party leaders. What's more, the party made the cynical political calculation to lend credence to the conspiracy even after its recent emboldening state elections victories," reads the envoy's cable.



The Congress, Mulford wrote, "will readily stoop to the old caste/religious-based politics if it feels it is in its interest... While cooler heads eventually prevailed within the Congress leadership, the idea that the party would entertain such outlandish claims proved once again that many party leaders are still wedded to the old identity politics".



Antulay, the cable reads, was "probably bewildered to find that his remarks, similar in vein to what he would have routinely made in the past to attack the BJP, created such a furor this time".



On Saturday, the Congress said that the purported contents of the leaked cable were communication between a US Ambassador and his government, to which it could not react.



"All Ambassadors and High Commissioners keep on giving reports to their respective governments. This is between the two of them (Mulford and the US government). Any responsible party cannot react to claims made by anybody, which are not authenticated," Congress media department chairman Janardan Dwivedi said.



http://news.in.msn.com/national/article.aspx?cp-documentid=4689076

Quote:A UK newspaper pointed out that some supposed WikiLeaks cables critical of

India, reported by Paki press, do not exist. The Pakistani newspapers have

acknowledged being duped and have pointed to the sources on the web.



I had informed you earlier about Moin Ansari and his fake newspapers including

"Rupee News".



See http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hinducivilization/message/48543

"Muslims seethe at unfair Ayodhya decision" Moin Ansari's "newspapers"



The fake cables purportedly said:



"..An earlier cable described Indian Army in gross Human rights violations in

Indian Held part of Jammu and Kashmir while some Lt. Gen HS Panag, the then

GOC-in-Chief of the Northern Command of the Indian Army was equated with General

Milosevic of Bosnia with regard to butchering Muslims through war crimes.."



"Another cable confirmed that there was a nexus of top Indian army officials and

extremist Hindu outfits. This cable suggested that an Indian Police officer, a

counter terror specialist with the name of Hemant Karkare had exposed this nexus

to some extent when he arrested a serving Colonel of Indian Army, Lt. Colonel

Purohit for blazing a Pakistan bound train. ..The day, Karkare was eliminated

in a pre-planned ambush during the Mumbai attacks, a cable sent to the US read

“we have lost an important link and a vital evidence”. Another cable sent to

Washington termed Hindutva brotherhood in general and Shiv Sena in

particular,.."



See the bogus news at :



"Kashmir genocide like Bosniaâ€"Lt. Col. AK Mathur as ‘Devil’s Advocate’

in Srinagar"

http://www.pakistanledger.com/?p=30705

It is one of the bogus newspapers.



Here is the report from respected Express Tribune:



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http://tribune.com.pk/story/88268/pakistani-media-fake-wikileaks-cables-attackin\

g-india-published/



Pakistani media: Fake WikiLeaks cables attacking India published



In the December 9 edition of The Express Tribune, a report was published on page

8 under the caption “WikiLeaks: What US officials think about the Indian

Army”. It now transpires that the story, which was run by a news agency,

Online, was not authentic.



The Express Tribune deeply regrets publishing this story without due

verification and apologises profusely for any inconvenience caused to our valued

readers.



UK-based newspaper Guardian published a report on this issue, which is being

printed for our readers.



The Guardian story



Citing the WikiLeaks cables, major Pakistani newspapers this morning carried

stories that purported to detail eye-popping American assessments of India’s

military and civilian leaders.



According to the reports, US diplomats described senior Indian generals as vain,

egotistical and genocidal; they said India’s government is secretly allied

with Hindu fundamentalists; and they claimed Indian spies are covertly

supporting militants in Pakistan’s tribal belt and Balochistan.



“Enough evidence of Indian involvement in Waziristan, Balochistan,” read the

front-page story in The News; an almost identical story appeared in the

Urdu-language Jang.



If accurate, the disclosures would confirm the worst fears of Pakistani

nationalist hawks and threaten relations between Washington and New Delhi. But

they are not accurate.



An extensive search of the WikiLeaks database by the Guardian by date, name and

keyword failed to locate any of the incendiary allegations. It suggests this is

the first case of WikiLeaks being exploited for propaganda purposes.



The controversial claims, published in four Pakistani national papers, were

credited to the Online Agency, an Islamabad-based news service that has

frequently run pro-army stories in the past. No journalist is bylined.



Shaheen Sehbai, group editor at The News, described the story as “agencies’

copy” and said he would investigate its origins.



The incident fits in with the wider Pakistani reaction to WikiLeaks since the

first cables emerged.



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Well known American Newspaper CS Monitor wrote:



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http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Asia-South-Central/2010/1210/Pakistani-papers-dup\

ed-by-bogus-WikiLeaks-cables



Pakistani papers duped by bogus WikiLeaks cables

Pakistani newspapers carried stunning claims yesterday about India, the

country's long-time foe, wrongly sourced to the WikiLeaks data dump.



...

A number of papers including the Daily Mail and The News of Pakistan carried

these reports, which were not signed. The source of the information? A Pakistani

news wire called "Online News" that appears to be closely tied to the

government.



The News, in apologizing to readers today, leaves the strong impression that the

bogus reports were part of a government misinformation campaign. The paper

writes that the Mohsin Baig, the head of online news, said "he had just returned

from Turkey where he had accompanied the prime minister on his official visit

and was therefore in the dark about how the story was released."



Another editor at Online News said he didn't know the source of the fake cables

and refused to contact an employee who might know the answer. Eventually The

News "learnt from our sources that the story was dubious and may have been

planted" and said the story first appeared in two local papers "known for their

close connections with certain intelligence agencies."



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Pakistani newspaper The News identified the sources:



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http://thenews.com.pk/TodaysPrintDetail.aspx?ID=2574&Cat=13



On further inquiries, we learnt from our sources that the story was dubious and

may have been planted.



A check on the Internet as well as The Guardian report showed that the story was

not based on Wikileaks cables, and had in fact originated from some local

websites such as The Daily Mail and Rupee News known for their close connections

with certain intelligence agencies. The Guardian quoted Shaheen Sehbai, Group

Editor The News, as describing the story as “agencies’ copy” and said he

would investigate its origins.



======



There you have it. The Rupee News and the dailymailtimes.com

and dailymailpost.com, what I reported on Oct 3, 2010.



http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hinducivilization/message/49921

Quote:The leaked cables published on Guardian revealed that Rahul Gandhi, warned US ambassador Timothy Roemer in 2009 about the increasing tension over the "growth of radicalised Hindu groups which create religious tensions and political confrontations with the Muslim community".



In one cable, US ambassador described Rahul's statements as "there was evidence of some support for [Islamist group Lashkar-e-Taiba] among certain elements in India's indigenous Muslim community, the bigger threat may be the growth of radicalised Hindu groups, which create religious tensions and political confrontations with the Muslim community."



Another cable related to Rahul Gandhi read, "the risk of a 'home-grown' extremist front, reacting to terror attacks coming from Pakistan or from Islamist groups in India, was a growing concern and one that demanded constant attention".

Quote: Rahul is an elusive contact: US envoy:

US envoy Timothy Roemer quoted in the WikiLeaks cables said, "Over the past four years, he (Rahul) was an elusive contact, but he could be interested in reaching out to the United States, given a thoughtful, politically sensitive and strategic approach on our part".

Roemer spoke about the need to reach out to the young leaders of the country. "We will seek other opportunities to engage with him and with other promising young members of the new generation of parliamentarians," he was quoted as having said.

"Gandhi mentioned that in the recent election, 60 members of the new Parliament were 45 or younger," according to the cable. "In a system long viewed as relatively static, the influx of new faces and the rising profile of young leaders like Rahul Gandhi provides us an opening to expand the constituency in support of the strategic partnership with a long term horizon," Roemer said.

This particular cable is one of about 3,038 US diplomatic cables sent from Delhi and leaked by the whistle-blower website.

WikiLeaks is releasing a quarter million secret US documents and 5,087 records amongst these refer to India.

Quote:Rahul's Wiki: Cong hopes for conspiracy theory:

Two things have happened since the WikiLeaks cable release on Rahul Gandhi.

1. The BJP has said Rahul Gandhi speaks the language of Pakistan. The Congress general secretary said Hindu militant groups were a bigger threat to India than the Lashkar.



2. The second is the response from the Congress.The party, in its first statement since the cable, said it suspected a conspiracy behind the release. "Let us verify the truth. May be there is some conspiracy behind the pattern with which this all is being done," Congress leader Janardan Diwedi said.

Quote:"[Diplomat YK] Singh reported that Indian intelligence is picking up chatter indicating jihadi groups are interested in bioterrorism, for example seeking out like-minded PhDs in biology and biotechnology," a cable sent to Washington reports.

Quote:Another cable warns that "advances in the biotech sector and shifting terrorist tactics that focus on disrupting India's social cohesion and economic prosperity oblige the [government of India] to look at the possibility of terror groups using biological agents as weapons of mass destruction and economic and social disruption".



It also warns terrorists could easily find the material

Quote:The cable reports Menon telling Boucher: "Let's not insult one another by telling a story that the Pakistan army was not involved ... They're either unwilling to take action, or incapable, or both; any way you look at it, they're involved."



In February this year, P Chidambaram, the Indian Minister of the Interior, told Robert Mueller, the director of the FBI, that Pakistan had "done damn near nothing" to prosecute Mumbai-related terror suspects, according to the cables.

Quote:Quote

The leaked cables published on Guardian revealed that Rahul Gandhi, warned US ambassador Timothy Roemer in 2009 about the increasing tension over the "growth of radicalised Hindu groups which create religious tensions and political confrontations with the Muslim community".



In one cable, US ambassador described Rahul's statements as "there was evidence of some support for [Islamist group Lashkar-e-Taiba] among certain elements in India's indigenous Muslim community, the bigger threat may be the growth of radicalised Hindu groups, which create religious tensions and political confrontations with the Muslim community."



Another cable related to Rahul Gandhi read, "the risk of a 'home-grown' extremist front, reacting to terror attacks coming from Pakistan or from Islamist groups in India, was a growing concern and one that demanded constant attention".

Quote:3. Is it christian? Oh yes, yes it is. Check out the report of the Italian Vatican mouthpiece for Asia called AsiaNews.it

Note the motto/mission of the catholic terrorist site is visible at the top of the site:

Quote:Asia. Our common task for the New millennium.

(From: "Rise, let us be on our way" by John Paul II)

(^ That was the Pope's signal to his sleeper catholics in India that it was time they started going on conversion overdrive: that is, time to murder Hindu civilisation. Opus Dei isn't the only catholic christian gangster convention you know. 'Lay' catholics are too.)



Anyway, the following is what the above christoterrorist paper has writtten. Lying for gawd, like when they murdered the Hellenistic=Greco-Roman civilisation.

www.asianews.it/index.php?l=en&art=14286

QUOTE

� 01/22/2009 18:10

INDIA

Anti-terror trial: Malegaon bombers planning a Hindu state



Prosecution submits more than 4,000 pages of evidence against people accused of carrying out the bomb attacks that killed six and wounded 70 in September last year. The group was also preparing other attacks in order to subvert the legal order. A former BJP member of parliament attended some of the group�s secret meetings.

Quote:Forcing Jews, and heretics into the Catholic faith, of course has always served as a hallmark of Catholicism. [color="#FF0000"]When they could not legally use strong-arm tactics they used propaganda.[/color] Although most people associate the term with Hitler, propaganda actually came as an invention by the Catholics long before the Nazis, from the Sacra Congregatio de Propaganda Fide, an organization established by Pope Gregory XV in 1622.