Oh man, they installed a "password protected firewall", that's some serious technology there. They even gave it a code name, so you know it's good*. And instead of installing it on the computers or servers, they install it right on the tunnels themselves. Smart move - Rove's hackers probably thought they had it easy once they got past the servers, thinking all they had to do was traverse some harmless fiberoptic cables to their intended destination afterwards. But nope, the firewalls blocked them. I'd love to have seen the look on their face.
Of course, thinking about it, it's true that Anonymous is, in no way, a unified organization, and basically consists of a bunch of random lone people and groups all giving credit to "Anonymous", and that, just as well, someone could release videos and write letter claiming to have done something attributed to "Anonymous" which they hadn't actually done. But that's cynical nonsense talk. I ask you, is there any evidence to disprove their claim? Thought not. That means it's true.
*Normally, I'd be kind of scared if someone was using an off-brand firewall with an unrecongnizable name, but these guys are Anonymous after all, they know what they're doing.
