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#OpSouthAfrica – South African Anonymous call to The Collective for support

A sincere apology from Anonymous to South African Academia and a promise,

Today confidential data belonging to the students and staff members of your institution were distributed on the Internet. We, those involved in Anonymous Operation South Africa, cannot express enough our regrets for the actions of a few who do not represent the majority of Anonymous. We extend our most sincere apology to all the staff members and the students and appeal to their understanding and forgiveness.

In order to advance the cause of human rights, freedom and justice, we called on the whole of the Anonymous Collective to expose the corruption in this country. Anonymous is made up of hundreds of thousands of individuals, the vast majority of which have an ethos of fighting corruption, oppression and censorship.

A small group, Team Ghost Shell took on the initiative under the mantle of Anonymous to hack into your institution and release publicly your personal information. We want to express in no uncertain terms that we condemn the actions of any group that attacks the academic sector and release personal information of innocent bystanders. The individuals involved in Anonymous South Africa believe strongly that education is key to the betterment of our country. There is no excuse for the state of the academic sector in South Africa at the moment, caused by the incompetence of the current ruling party.

We ask you and the whole of the South African society to judge Anonymous by the intentions and the actions of our vast majority, and not by the deeds of the few who are misguided or choose their own twisted amusement over the common good. Let us prove ourselves to you and once again be

United as One – Divided by Zero

We are Anonymous
We are Legion
We do not forget
We do not forgive
Expect us

Join us on IRC on chat.anonset.com channel #OpSouthAfrica.

For more info contact us on twitter @anonzaops1 or by email at opsouthafrica@yahoo.com

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