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#82245 26-Apr-2011 09:26
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Anon targeting www.parliament.govt.nz is this real?

https://i.imgur.com/AQUdG.png and the reddit link http://www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/comments/gx725/anonymous_are_at_it_again_this_time_in_new_zealand/

I guess we will find out in 30 minutes or so?

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  #462357 26-Apr-2011 09:45
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Like it'll be a loss....




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  #462360 26-Apr-2011 09:47
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Tell me about it. Where will I get my fix of weekly select committee schedules 

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  #462361 26-Apr-2011 09:48
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Haha!



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  #462368 26-Apr-2011 09:59
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Here we go...

Letter Number ONE - Long Version
For forums, message boards, and other places encouraging long posts.

To all New Zealanders,

As of April 14, 2011, a crime has been committed against you; the Copyright Amendment Bill, has enabled law enforcement to cut off the Internet access of any New Zealander accused of piracy and fine you up to $15,000, without solid evidence.

In addition, your government appears to feel that it is acceptable to control users' Internet activity. With the help of larger corporations, the government will start logging IP addresses to initiate lawsuits. Any download, including those necessary to view media streams via Youtube or other social media sites, can be viewed as infringement of copyright laws - whether or not the download is legal - under the presumption of file transferring or sharing.

This law directly contradicts the ideals that Anonymous holds true, such as Internet freedom for all.

The 'accused' are additionally having their basic human rights violated by being presumed guilty until proven innocent. Furthermore, by suspending an account holder, rather than the access of those who are downloading, the account holder is deemed to be guilty of an offence they have not necessarily been proven to have committed.

Such actions are not those of a democracy but rather the characteristics of a lobbyist totalitarian state. Many of you have already begun to protest in order to shed light on this bill, which was hastily passed under the guise of a national emergency, with little public notice. You must join your fellow New Zealanders and show that you will stand against such outrageous behaviour, and deter other nations' governments from following. New Zealand has long been seen as a world leader when it comes to equality and human rights; let's not have this perception change now. Continue your protests with the knowledge that you are not alone - Anonymous and Internet users everywhere will stand in support of this movement.

Your civil liberties and privacy are under attack. Do not let those that you have voted into office silence you.

An info poster can be found here: http://goo.gl/kKj1F

webIRC: http://www.tinyurl.com/operationpaybacknz

Additional news sources are here:
http://www.legislation.govt.nz/bill/government/2010/0119/latest/DLM2764312.html
http://nzgamer.com/all/features/952/copyright-infringing-file-sharing-amendment-bill.html
http://tvnz.co.nz/politics-news/online-protests-over-controversial-copyright-law-4120959

Protests:
General - http://www.facebook.com/NZBlackout
Auckland - https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=205011036200335
Christchurch - https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=211282055556203
Dunedin - https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=215353565144593
Wellington - https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=149169298483262

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  #462373 26-Apr-2011 10:11
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mecow: I guess we will find out in 30 minutes or so?


Er... Read it again. It's Tuesday 26th April 10pm EST. This is Wednesday 27th April 2pm NZT.






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  #462374 26-Apr-2011 10:14
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Did the DIA have any trouble on the 29th of March? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZcSoTLPgno)

They could just be blowing smoke...

 
 
 
 

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  #462376 26-Apr-2011 10:17
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1080p: Did the DIA have any trouble on the 29th of March? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZcSoTLPgno)

They could just be blowing smoke...


Yes the DIA website ended up being down for a couple of days i think. 

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  #462379 26-Apr-2011 10:23
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Haha, this should be interesting then.

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  #462417 26-Apr-2011 12:26
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1080p: Did the DIA have any trouble on the 29th of March? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZcSoTLPgno)

They could just be blowing smoke...


Nah it didn't.  

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  #462461 26-Apr-2011 13:48
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yes they doing it heres the chat room http://04.chat.mibbit.com/?server=webirc.anonops.in&channel=%23OperationPayback




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  #463024 27-Apr-2011 14:10
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10mins into the attack and the website is loading fine for me, http://www.parliament.nz/en-NZ - looks like a fail from anon

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  #463191 28-Apr-2011 05:49
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It seems to be down now




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  #463197 28-Apr-2011 07:39
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> wiretap citizens??

This has nothing to do with wiretapping.

> the government will start logging IP addresses

No they won't

> lawsuits?

I didn't think we had lawsuits in NZ

> Any download, including those necessary to view streaming media via Youtube or other social..

Does this make any sense??


> 5) Profit?

Profit how?

Whoever wrote this has no idea regarding the Bill in how it works and this really is a lot of dis-information

Also they might want to look up the difference between government and parliament. Who are anon attacking?

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  #463205 28-Apr-2011 08:10
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cyber terrorism. Are these guys even in NZ?

I'm not to happy about the new law myself, but this is not the way to go about getting it changed - if anything it will just cause more of the public to back the goverments stance.

Whats next, riots in the streets???

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