So Anonymous thinks Amy Lee of Evenescence is a pedo-head

More proof any group taking cues from Absolute Zero United/ Evil-Unveiled is mentally handicapped.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/wenjiazhao/2012/07/25/anonymous-targets-singer-and-record-company-in-operation-pedochat/


Anonymous targets Amy Lee and Wind-Up Records in Operation PedoChat


Operation PedoChat, Anonymous’ operation against child pornography and pedophiles, has received a new target. The infamous hacktivist group has put Evanescence lead singer Amy Lee  and her record company Wind-Up Records on its hit-list over allegations that Amy Lee’s lawyers are preventing a witness from reporting child pornography and other online offences.


The allegations involve the Evanescence fan forum EvThreads and were made in the UK House of Commons by Member of Parliament John Hemming. In a petition that was presented on July 17, Hemming claimed that lawyers acting for Amy Lee and her manager Andrew Lurie had compelled Sam Smith, a user on EvThreads, to sign a contract that prevented him from reporting a number of offenses on the site. These include “drugs offences that have been expressly admitted by the alleged perpetrators”.


What drew Anonymous’ attention, however, is this: Hemming also reported that Smith noticed Amy Lee’s former employees publishing child pornography-related content on “a site other than EvThreads”.  Such content included “paedophile material including a story about sexual offences against a physically disabled male minor and cartoons with pre-teens in lawful poses but with sexualised captions, including sexual activity with animals and one caption regarding a toddler consuming human faeces”.


Smith apparently tried to contact Lee’s and Lurie’s lawyers in March 2011 for permission to report these activities to the authorities. When this failed, three Members of Parliament filed a motion requesting that Lee and Lurie allow Smith to report.


So far, these allegations seem a little fishy. For one, there is no evidence behind any of these allegations: It is currently unknown if Amy Lee or Evanescence had intended for child pornography to be on the forum, or even that they had coerced Smith to sign a silencing contract. (The MPs made these accusations under parliamentary privilege, and so are protected against libel and slander charges.) Then there is also the puzzling question as to what impact a UK House motion can have on a US-based website.


But Anonymous believes that these accusations are true, and is planning action against the involved parties.  In addition to the online attacks, the group also asks their supporters to picket Evanescence’s upcoming UK concerts in full masked gear. In their press release, they state:


“For the good of our followers, for the good of mankind, and for our own enjoyment we shall expel from the Internet and systematically destroy Amy Lee and Andrew Lurie unless they agree to cease and desist their selfish and corrupt actions. Members of the collective are invited to take action against EvThreads.com, EvFanClub.com, Evanescence.com and WindUpRecords.com.


For now, EvTheads.com now redirects viewers to their Facebook page.