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Leading up to then 25th, Anonymous released the following video, using the day as a means to raise public awareness about the threats pedophiles and sexual abuse pose to children:
This isn't the first time the pedophiles have had their pride holiday hijacked and used against them, historically Evil-Unveiled (formerly known as the Wikisposure project), has used the day to expose pedophiles posting on websites such as GirlChat and Visions of Alice.
This year Anonymous launched a new project titled "Operation Riptide," designed at targeting individuals who solicit minors for sex in chat rooms.
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"Operation Scarecrow" utilized Facebook to spread the message about pedophiles on the internet, re-naming Alice Day as Malice Day and encouraging others to get involved:
"Operation Alice" targeted a variety of pedophile websites with Denial of Service attacks, keeping some websites offline for the duration of the day, including the website of the North American Man/Boy Love Association.
Another happy Alice Day!