Image: print-screen courtesy of @anonriddler
Our amazing team across Twitter have just reported that the anonymous action which operates as #Op_Tibet has released a video statement ahead of Tibetan Independence Day February 13 in which they announced an intention, as a demonstration of solidarity on that day, to strike out against websites of China’s regime.
Anonymous activists have today launched another #Op_Tibet action, timed to strike on Tibetan Independence Day.
Already we are seeing across Twitter that websites and email accounts linked to the Chinese regime have been targeted. Twelve government websites have been taken off line and earlier a #blackhat action announced that over 44, 000 emails linked to China’s regime and businesses had been destroyed!
A superb video has also been published by Anonymous, which we have been sharing across social media. Superb effort too from our Twitter team @tibettruth who have been across news from Operation Tibet.
Sincere thanks for news, links and images on these developments to: @tibettruth @TibetAnonymous @Op_TibetHQ @rogersroy10 @AntiGlobalist_
Anonymous activists have issued a video statement announcing that ‘Operation Tibet’ will be targeting Chinese government sites on February 13, which falls on Tibetan Independence Day. This action will be the latest in an increasing number of attacks, which are taken in solidarity with the Tibetan cause. Many thanks to @TibetAnonymous and @Op_TibetHQ for sharing news to our twitter team @tibettruth.
Graphic courtesy of @team_riddler
This is a shout-out to those anonymous activists who yesterday targeted Chinese government websites in action to support Tibetan Independence Day. Your active solidarity with the just cause of Tibet is greatly appreciated. That you chose to take a stand for justice, human rights and national freedom for the Tibetan people, against the the Chinese regime, is an action which would resonate in the hearts of Tibetans living under the shadow of that tyranny.
The operation you carried out not only disabled a number of official sites, causing disruption and delay to the Chinese authorities, but more importantly sent a resounding message. Namely, that people around the world care about the plight of Tibetans and are willing to expose and oppose the dark realities of Chinese rule in Tibet. In addition, thanks to your actions the issue was given wide exposure across the digital maelstrom of social media.We were greatly assisted in receiving news about events by the following, who deserve special mention: @AnonymousTibet @team_riddler @anonymzmeduza @BodhiAnon @anonriddler @ProjectInject
February 13 is Tibetan Independence Day an event recalling the historic sovereignty of Tibet and the fact that Tibet remains within international law an independent nation under illegal occupation. We salute the brave people inside Tibet who continue to oppose Chinese rule.
On this occasion it is important to remind our Tibetan friends that we stand with you in your just cause for national independence and we shall continue to do all we can in active solidarity with the movement for Tibet’s national liberation.
In this we are given very welcome support from people around the world and are really grateful to all those who offer their knowledge, skills and donations towards our efforts. We also acknowledge the contributions made by Anonymous activists, who today are taking action against Chinese government websites.
Together we are stronger.
Image:courtesy of tweet from @AnonymousTibet
Utterly amazing action by Anonymous, what a day they have unleashed on Chinese regime websites..way to go! The statement above was just tweeted to our Twitter account by @AnonymousTibet
UPDATE!!!!
An anonymous statement has just been posted across Twitter from activists #teamriddler #Op_Tibet & #anons4TIBET which reports that 10 Chinese regime websites have been taken offline in operations today. The list maybe seen here: http://pastebin.com/4AL46tje
Image: courtesy of @team_riddler
Our Twitter team received a rare view into the strategic center for today’s anonymous operations supporting Tibetan Independence Day (February 13) Thank you @team_riddler for sharing your photo, appreciation also to @AnonymousTibet for the updates, the most recent of which is a statement released in the pasty hour signed by #teamriddler and #Op_Tibet which lists those Chinese regime websites that have been attacked. More here: http://pastebin.com/7JmuFCJg
Chinese regime websites continue to be targeted by anonymous activists in an operation timed to support Tibetan Independence Day, earlier this morning three sites were taken offline, see our previous post.
In the past hour two more (see print-screens above) have been attacked by #teamriddler and #Op_Tibet. Grateful thanks to @AnonymousTibet for reporting on these actions.
Anonymous has targeted three Chinese government websites http://www.btzf.gov.cn/ http://cscz.gov.cn/ and http://www.edu.cqdx.gov.cn/ late today in an operation timed to coincide with Tibetan Independence Day (February 13).
The targets have been taken offline by activist projects called #teamriddler and #Op_Tibet. Much appreciation to @AnonymousTibet for news on this and @ProjectInject for tweeting the graphics to our Twitter account.
Image: pinterest
Anonymous activists have been issuing various statements across the internet announcing their support for Tibetan Independence Day (February 13) Well we are just seeing on Twitter that a number of actions look set to be launched targeting Chinese government websites. Many thanks to @AnonymousTibet for posting news on this, we shall update on further developments
