Antifa Leaks names and photos of 1600 ICE workers

[L_O_G]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/antif ... Q4?ocid=st

[velillen]

Meh Antifa didnt "leak" jack shit. They PUBLISHED readily available public information on people who worked for ICE. All they did was publish a list created by some guy with to much free time.

Perhaps these people should learn to not post information that is readily available to the public

[vic_b]

Two could also play at that game.... just need the info to publish.

[cityslicker]

"Sam Lavigne, a far-left artist and game designer, is an adjunct professor at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. He created a database of 1,595 ICE employees using their LinkedIn profiles and shared it to his 3,600 followers on Twitter Tuesday morning."

http://dailycaller.com/2018/06/20/antifa-doxxing-professor-nyu-ice/

[cityslicker]

Here is this fag from 5 years ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MUyFFZ8S08

[KnuckleHead]

LOL. This is news? I just went to linkedin, typed ICE in the search bar, it auto populated "US Immigration and Customs Enforcement", clicked that, and it gave me a link to see all ~1400 profiles for people that have accounts that show they work for ICE. It literally took me 30 seconds.

I bet that "leaker" feels like a real big boy today. Maybe his mom will give him a cookie.

[Alpine]

Fine. If NYU doesn't fire him people should do what was done after that NY newspaper published a map of gun owners addresses on a map, do the same for this guy and all NYU employees and Board of Regents.

[CQBgopher]

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[Guntrader]

A few years back this guy had a web site that listed the phone numbers, SSN# of police officers and directions to their houses.
Must have spent all day sending out FOIA requests.

He was a convicted felon and studied law in prison.
My former boss helped send him to prison, and boss was harassed until he took the lien off the guys house for money he owed him (awarded thousands by the court for fraud committed against boss).

https://products.kitsapsun.com/archive/ ... al_se.html

Sheehan said home phone numbers and addresses of police in 15 other local jurisdictions, including Seattle, will be posted in the next few months along with their names, ranks, salaries and birth dates.

Besides the Social Security numbers, lawyers for Kirkland sought the removal of home phone listings and addresses, saying they posed a risk to officers and their families, but Alsdorf held there was no "credible specific threat of harm."

[TechnoWeenie]

Public information.

Not too sure this is something I'd be complaining about.

Concerning? Yeah. But not illegal.