We have to look closely at the case of MIT student Aaron Swartz. He may have been murdered. Remember making murder look like suicide (or anything else besides murder) is a special skill used by NWO mechanics. In any case, the elite are looking to send a message to hackers and Anonymous in particular.

Danah Boyd, a Microsoft researcher who is a visiting scholar at Harvard Law School, said

“When the federal government went after him — and MIT sheepishly played along — they weren’t treating him as a person who may or may not have done something stupid. He was an example,” she said in a blog.

“Over the last few years, we’ve seen hackers demonized as anti-democratic even though so many of them see themselves as contemporary freedom fighters.”

Marcia Hofmann, of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, said

“But Aaron’s tragedy also shines a spotlight on a couple of profound flaws of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act… (whose) vague language, broad reach, and harsh punishments combine to create a powerful weapon for overeager prosecutors to unleash on people they don’t like.”