"Are the recent string of hacker attacks a government sponsored operation meant to rouse public support for internet censorship bills in Congress that public would normally protest against?"

PC Magazine: Are Hacker Attacks Government Operation To Push Internet Censorship Laws?

An article in PC magazine shows that the corporate media is starting to ask the same question that the alternative media has been asking. Are the recent string of hacker attacks a false flag operations meant to drum up support to push through Internet censorship laws that the public would otherwise protest?

Are the recent string of hacker attacks a government sponsored operation meant to rouse public support for internet censorship bills in Congress that public would normally protest against?

Just think about some of the bills congress is trying to push through in the name of anti-piracy and cyber security.

The ProtectIP act would allow the government, even on behalf of requests of corporations to seize websites without the due process of law, entirely sidestepping the constitution and even allow complete censorship of search engines and the media.

Read more:
http://blog.alexanderhiggins.com/2011/07/06/pc-magazine-hacker-attacks-government-operation-push-internet-censorship-laws-33291/