Hacktivist sect ‘Anonymous’ Pledges to Avenge Charlie Hebdo Massacre

Taking after the Charlie Hebdo slaughter the hacktivist bunch Anonymous announced to jihadists overall it would retaliate for the assault.

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ABUJA, January 10 (Ooduarere) – Following the Charlie Hebdo assault in which 12 individuals, including eight columnists were murdered,anonymous released /a feature and an announcement through Twitter denouncing the assaults.

The hacktivist gathering affirmed to jihadists overall it would retaliate for the assault on the business locales of the French humorous magazine, reports Huffington Post.

In a Youtube video posted on Thursday the bunch’s representative, wearing Guy Fawkes veil and talking in French, said, “We will track you down — every single one — and will kill you.”

“You won’t force your sharia law in our majority rules systems; we won’t let your idiocy slaughter our freedoms and our flexibility of declaration. We have cautioned you; expect your demolition,” “They have no history of physical violence, only cyber. They shut down internet pages. Their resources can find anyone online, I’m sure,” photographer and musician, Michael Tucci, said. He predicts Anonymous, “concentrating efforts to disrupt Islamic extremism’s support and communication.” the representative included, taunting Jihadists affectability towards hostile pictures of The Prophet represented in Hebdo’s toons.

The gathering included that they would find and close all records on interpersonal organizations identified with terrorists so as to retaliate for the individuals who have been executed, reports The Telegraph.  The hacktivist gathering further voiced that flexibility of interpretation has endured a cruel assault and the gathering feels it their obligation to respond.

The Anonymous affirmation evoked shifted responses on social networking. On Facebook, Afghan local Khalil Nouri cautioned of the outcomes of attempting to “slaughter fire with flame,” while inquiring as to whether Anonymous was perhaps energizing a, “conflict of civic establishments,” reports Huffington Post.

One Anonymous supporter was shocked the savage reaction, questioning that the gathering would complete such a risk.

“They have no history of physical violence, only cyber. They shut down internet pages. Their resources can find anyone online, I’m sure,” photographer and musician, Michael Tucci, said. He predicts Anonymous, “concentrating efforts to disrupt Islamic extremism’s support and communication.”

Anonymous is a gathering comprising of activists and programmers who case to guard and ensure vote based system. They have completed various digital assaults before closing down government, religious, and corporate sites by distributed refusal denial-of-service.