it has been 28 hours since we released the database of the Heritage Foundation. first we'd just like to say, thank you all for the immense support. its greatly appreciated.
many articles, news stories, and social media posts about this breach have caught the attention of many people. one of these people happens to be the executive director of the Heritage Foundations Oversight Project, Mike Howell.
Mike Howell reached out to us, at first to ask questions to understand our motives and why we breached his organisation. then, he proceeded to throw insults, threats, and claimed our existence was against nature.
we tried answering things in a way to hopefully help him understand. but as his insults grew, so did our impatience. so we are releasing all of our chat logs with Mike Howell.
it has been 28 hours since we released the database of the Heritage Foundation. first we'd just like to say, thank you all for the immense support. its greatly appreciated.
many articles, news stories, and social media posts about this breach have caught the attention of many people. one of these people happens to be the executive director of the Heritage Foundations Oversight Project, Mike Howell.
Mike Howell reached out to us, at first to ask questions to understand our motives and why we breached his organisation. then, he proceeded to throw insults, threats, and claimed our existence was against nature.
we tried answering things in a way to hopefully help him understand. but as his insults grew, so did our impatience. so we are releasing all of our chat logs with Mike Howell.
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