25 suspected ‘Anonymous’ hackers arrested by Interpol

“This operation shows that crime in the virtual world does have real consequences for those involved, and that the Internet cannot be seen as a safe haven for criminal activity,” said Bernd Rossbach, Interpol’s acting director of police services.
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By all means, lock up those who use their 2 IQ points higher than the normal to average human beings out there to scam money and be sneaky/criminal.

Anonymous is about exposing government and what they hide from the public eye. WE THE PEOPLE put you in power. There's no one else that dictates an election or choose what laws to pass. SOPA/ACTA etc is proof that we still have the power to overturn glutenous greedy corporates.

Anonymous is a direct reaction to the action taken by world governments to subdue and pull the wool over our eyes when it comes to important events and news directly affecting the public.

We are sick of your suppression and constant harassment that directly affect our rights as human beings set out and voted for by the people FOR the people hundreds of years ago and even recently.

good luck with operation "unmask". For every real anonymous hacker that fights for the cause you put in jail, 15 more will jump up in their place. We are more intelligent than you. We are more creative than you.

HACK THE PLANET!!!!!
 
If all of those arrested were Spanish then aren't they members of Anónimo not Anonymous.
 
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