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Mayor Theresa Sharp apologized for her husband’s actions and said she was trick or treating with her kids when the incident took place. [Image via Facebook]The mayor of Knoxville is not the only politician to have supposedly been “outed” by Anonymous as supposedly belonging to the KKK, according to WBIR (Knoxville).
“Remember, remember! The Fifth of November”, begins a verse from the movie V for Vendetta.
This time, KKK members appear to be taking Anonymous seriously.
Anonymous has been digitally sparring with the KKK since the unrest in Ferguson, Mo., last year.
What was nearly as shocking as the picture itself was who deputies said was under the white hood.
Another list posted to the same data website named nine politicians as members of the KKK, and several of the politicians called the allegations false. The organization was conceived in 1865, just after the Civil War, It was quickly suppressed, but reemerged in 1915, though the current incarnation began in 1946. On November 4, they will be having a Twitter storm – as they call it – in which they will spread awareness about the operation. Ku Klux Klan, We never stopped watching you.
The video notes that “addresses will not be released so nobody gets it in their mind to take out their own justice against them”.
Gray said in his tweet, “I am opposed to everything the KKK stands for”. The source says Twitter accounts affiliated with the KKK have reacted angrily to the dissemination of the info and suggested hosting a rally on the same day as the Million Mask March. A separate Pastebin post claimed to share the names of five mayors of southern states and four state senators, but the official Operation KKK Twitter account seemed to disavow that dump before deleting the tweet in question, casting the veracity of the post into even more doubt. Although unconfirmed, there are already a few tweeters calling for the senators and mayors to resign. Global News has not confirmed the validity of the leaked information. In the early days of Anonymous, they were usually known as a group of trolls behind acts like the “Pool’s Closed” raids of Finnish networking site Habbo Hotel, and sites like Encyclopedia Dramatica, a faux-encyclopedia collecting information Anonymous’ trolling exploits, rumors, lies and jokes.
