so we know that sabra obviously infiltrated anonymous before you know the whole jeremy hammond thing you guys just released an article released on based on newly released documents that actually says that he went much farther and why do we find out first to back up some of the never really infiltrated anonymous to begin with it all started off this this was a hacktivist himself he actually believed in hacking for a cause at one point and tried to do these politically motivated attacks that anonymous are doing raising awareness to situations different parts of the world the arab spring stuff like that when he was caught in june two thousand and eleven you know that's when he did start cooperating and what we found out is it was more than just cooperating it seems like and you know according to documents that we have that many points the f.b.i. would say that there is a bunch of questions i know we can't even get to it today but the really big is that this involves the f.b.i. . and anonymous is so. in twined with all these really bizarre questions about how the f.b.i. can actually use

most well known for facilitating the hack of intelligence firm stratfor took down hacktivists jeremy hammond according to a newly released article on motherboard involvement goes much deeper and much darker the breakdown of the two authors of the expos they are to where producer andrew blake and motherboard journalist dan stuckey thanks so much for coming on the rise so we know that sobber obviously infiltrated anonymous before you know the whole jeremy hammond thing you guys just released an article released on based on newly released documents that actually says that he went much farther and what do we find out first to back up so i would never really infiltrated not to speak it with it all started off this this was a hacktivist himself he actually believed and hacking for a cause at one point and tried to do these politically motivated a tax that anonymous are doing raising awareness to the situation for parts of the world. arab spring stuff like that when he was caught in june two thousand and eleven you know that's when he did start cooperating and what we found out is it was more than

thousands of pages of sealed chat logs and other court documents involved in the case against jeremy hammond and there is. many many instances where quite literally urged other members of anonymous to you to participate in activities that range from mr mean errors to crimes that would be punishable by death and yet it's insane you know dan of course as we just mentioned six months after this initial hack of man tak took place for jeremy hand and sitting in jail rotting away ten years this person disgusting f.b.i. informant you know you know gives up gives up so many other people just so he doesn't have to sit and languish in prison how does this sentence compare and why is it so disproportionate to these people facing up to one hundred year sentences in some cases i mean you know you have to look at him and he does have a criminal history he was convicted under see if a back in two thousand and six he'd already served two years for that. so yeah there is a great disparity though with monsignor and what's really interesting to me about this whole thing is stratfor which everybody is fixated o

host i mean you are my parasites let's take the news from behind shall you this yr is a photo of jeremy hammond it looks nice enough but he's serving ten years in prison for hacking into global intelligence firm stratfor releasing the treasure trove of e-mails showing stratfor has their fingers in more dirty than paula deen at a nudist colony all right ok you made that dirty in your own head right hammond has long said that he was led into hacking stratfor by a man named solved who who was working with the f.b.i. at the time now i know what you think and why it is a vietnamese dish working for the f.b.i. good stuff with not a vietnamese dish but a human hacker that's right well now there is new proof that the f.b.i. coerced no proof that the f.b.i. coerced hammon indeed committing the crime so this is like that show bait car where someone leaves a car with the keys inside if you steal it they arrest you except instead of a car this was a bunch of internal e-mails instead of just stumbling across the car your friend is standing there going to get. it back is my car you can have it it's my car. a