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The more recent message claimed that those behind a supposedly Anonymous-led operation called "Invade Wall Street"-apparently believed to have originated the NYSE video threat-were in fact an attempting to undermine the Occupy Wall Street protests, now in their third week.
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YouTube videos for an operation called Invade Wall Street first appeared on Monday, calling for online activists to download specific software necessary to carry out a denial of service attack against the New York Stock Exchange on October 10.
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"Invade ..." he said half aloud and he nodded with a smirk.
Caller from Eternity Brand, Kurt 1976
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"Invade," insisted General Thario, becoming sufficiently stirred by his fervor to lapse into sober incoherence.
Greener Than You Think Ward Moore 1940
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"Create an issue", "Use the issue as a motivation for intervention", "Invade", Hasn't this ploy worked more than 50 times since World War II?
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"Create an issue", "Use the issue as a motivation for intervention", "Invade", Hasn't this ploy worked more than 50 times since World War II?
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"Invade" Iraq, I think its right that they hang around and give the People a chance to build themselves up and for the local security to build themselves back up.
TPN :: GDay World 2009
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"Create an issue", "Use the issue as a motivation for intervention", "Invade", Hasn't this ploy worked more than 50 times since World War II?
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"Create an issue", "Use the issue as a motivation for intervention", "Invade", Hasn't this ploy worked more than 50 times since World War II?
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"Create an issue", "Use the issue as a motivation for intervention", "Invade", Hasn't this ploy worked more than 50 times since World War II?
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