Occupy's allies and #BrettKimberlin ready their cyberbullying machine against #BlogBash at #CPAC2013: http://t.co/5mUY1UPNjb
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Ali A. Akbar (@ali) March 07, 2013National Bloggers Club president Ali Akbar is no stranger to Kimberlin’s cyberbullying tactics. Last year, Kimberlin supporters went after Akbar and his family. Now, Akbar is alleging that Neal Rauhauser, an associate of Kimberlin’s, and other Occupiers and cyberbullies are setting their sights on the upcoming Blog Bash:
My Blog Bash staff and I have been monitoring their online chatter for weeks now. They’ve harassed our sponsors, tried hacking into our personal Twitter and Facebook accounts, and now they’re trying to stop the National Bloggers Club from hosting our annual gathering of bloggers, Blog Bash.
According to Akbar, the venue hosting Blog Bash received a call recently from a man named “Neal”:
He called to gather information about Blog Bash, knowing that all of us will be in one room for the first time ever. He tried scaring them. This is harassment and nothing short of a threat.
Today, Akbar is taking to Twitter to spread the word about the potential threat:
This is NOT a fire drill. Occupy and cyberbullies are trying to shut down #BlogBash at #CPAC2013. bit.ly/YPaePo .—
Ali A. Akbar (@ali) March 07, 2013
We have notified the police and working with the proper authorities on the threats against #BlogBash and attendees. bit.ly/YPaePo .—
Ali A. Akbar (@ali) March 07, 2013
Please RT this. Dangerous political radical is after 500+ bloggers, specifically a few of us: blogbash.org/occupy-blog-ba… . #cpac2013—
Ali A. Akbar (@ali) March 07, 2013
If you've never heard of this obscure domestic terrorist, take 5 mins, read: bit.ly/XsWldZ #BrettKimberlin via @rsmccain—
Ali A. Akbar (@ali) March 07, 2013
"The Lid": Domestic Terrorist #BrettKimberlin is Back And Going After #BlogBash bit.ly/XsWM86—
Ali A. Akbar (@ali) March 07, 2013
And to make clear that he and his fellow bloggers will not be intimidated:
If #BrettKimberlin thinks he's going to threaten me, 500 #blogbash bloggers, and all of House GOP Leadership, he's got another thing coming.—
Ali A. Akbar (@ali) March 07, 2013
I think #BrettKimberlin finally crossed a legal harassment line he can't wiggle his way out of. Picking on #blogbash was a bad move.—
Ali A. Akbar (@ali) March 07, 2013
#BrettKimberlin picked a fight with Andrew Breitbart that we're going to finish. He'll go to jail this time. #blogbash—
Ali A. Akbar (@ali) March 07, 2013
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Update:
More from Lee Stranahan:
Brett Kimberlin Begins Explicit Criminal Harassment Of #BlogBash wp.me/pov2Z-1Rj—
Lee Stranahan (@Stranahan) March 07, 2013
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Previous Kimberlin coverage:
Media malpractice: Even with #BrettKimberlin trending, lapdog media remains silent
Media watch: Brett Kimberlin was hero to The New York Times in 1991
Solidarity: Real truth to power on ‘blog about Brett Kimberlin’ day
Markos Moulitsas gets schooled on ‘nobody’ political terrorist Brett Kimberlin
Unconfirmed report: State Department partnering with political terrorist and bomber Brett Kimberlin?
Blogger and Brett Kimberlin target Aaron Walker arrested in Maryland; Updated
Fox News covers Brett Kimberlin and Patterico SWATting story
Bloggers work to debunk Brett Kimberlin’s new claim that he was a SWAT-ting victim
Action alert: ‘Brett Kimberlin stole the Velvet Revolution. We’re stealing it back.’
Freedom to blog: Charges dropped in Brett Kimberlin case against blogger Aaron Walker
The Velvet Revolution project still needs help sending Brett Kimberlin to ‘search engine purgatory’
Freedom to blog: Judge partially stays order barring Aaron Walker from mentioning Brett Kimberlin
Brandon Darby accused of SWAT-ting by Brett Kimberlin crony; National Bloggers Club pledges support
Vile lefty sets up @DeadAndrew Twitter account, mocks Kimberlin targets
The saga continues: Brett Kimberlin threatens to file criminal charges against Aaron Walker — again
Anti-Kimberlin blogger/activist Lee Stranahan and family forced to flee home