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Autor: epsylon
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A: System undo crew
Asunto: Re: [unSYSTEM] "Police" raid Cibersquat to seize all electronic equipment
from archive: http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-26996936

On 17/12/14 22:47, caedes wrote:
> (changed subject to reflect reality a bit better)
>
> So after trying to tie up ends: there seems to be parallel operations
> where "police" have on one hand Raided Kasa de la Muntanya (aka
> Cibersquat) with the intent of seizing all electronic equipment. They
> seized all computers, routers, pendrives... you get the idea. Nobody
> was even arrested there.
>
> The police instructions for KM where: "Seize all computer equipment,
> search everywhere, search in parkings in cars, in adjacent or private
> houses, take everything". That's why they took 8 hours so they actually
> take all. This is disproportionate as many houses exist inside KM with
> different families etc. This is akin to "police" raiding a whole
> building looking for whatever because one of the flats once had an
> anarchist. And that's what they've done.
>
> On the other hand, elsewhere 11 people including 7 women and 1 fireman
> have been arrested.
>
> The "police" operation is secret so it's difficult to know what's going
> on, all information about the anarchist blahblah seems to be pretty much
> made up as the operation is secret and they don't say what's going on.
> At best it's an excuse to go and raid known activists randomly. It's not
> clear where media get any information but doesn't seem to be from public
> information.
>
> To us this looks as a disinformation tactic and direct attack on people
> by these so called "police"... and the coincidence of how they have gone
> in the cibersquat and took to the last "ciber" part they could find...
>
> cheers ppl. stay safe
>
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