Hacktivists Group Threatens to Close Social Networking Accounts of Terrorists
After #JeSuisCharlie trending on twitter, a hacktivist group Anonymous has released a YouTube video statement condemning the attacks on the French satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo.
The hacktivist group warned terrorists around the globe that it would avenge the attack on the offices of the French satirical magazine, Huffington Post reported.
In a video posted on YouTube on Thursday, a spokesperson wearing Guy Fawkes mask said, “we will track you down, every last one of you and will kill you”. The video also has a #OpCharlieHebdo featured on the screen.
"You will not impose your sharia law in our democracies; we will not let your stupidity kill our liberties and our freedom of expression. We have warned you; expect your destruction," the spokesperson added.
The group added that they would track down and close all accounts on social networks related to terrorists in order to avenge those who have been killed, reports The Telegraph.
The hacktivist group further voiced that freedom of expression has suffered an inhuman attack and the group feels it their duty to react.
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