Humanity Party: the political party of Anonymous

Members of the Anonymous agitarian movement are reportedly having created a new political party in the US political scene. They called it The Humanity Party or THumP (punch).

The group had announced their intentions in a press release released on Monday, in which they explained that their new political party would be a way to force the from within, by peaceful and legal means.Humanity Party

In the press release, and in a video posted on YouTube, the group denounced many of the means used by Anonymous, as well as the use of the mechanical voice used in videos to warn of upcoming cyber-attacks.

Representatives of THumP or Humanity Party stated that their new mission is to represent 100% humanity, and fight for FBNL, or the Five Basic Necessities of Life: free healthy food and , σταθερό και ασφαλή χώρο διαμονής, βασικά είδη ένδυσης, υγεία σωματική και την ψυχική, και .

In the video they posted, they go against the official and unique voice of Anonymous, and state that they will not accept donations, because the they corrupt.

Anonymous by its nature is a group without leaders. So a political party from the group will probably not do well with all Anonymous members outside the US who will have no reason to support a US political party.

If the Anonymous party succeeds, it will not be the first political party launched online. 2006 established the Swedish Pirates' Party to meet the country's tough copyright laws. The party has grown since then and has spread to many countries and today is even represented in the European Parliament.

Below is the 40 minute video of the team announcing the of the Humanity Party.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jRuEkK61Dg

 

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