Capytistas plan to dox Elon Musk, 150+ billionaire homes
Anonymous activist group claims $1.2M backing and plans phased campaign mapping billionaires' addresses starting this month.
What to know
- The Capytistas, a secretive international activist group, announced plans to dox billionaires starting this month, beginning with Elon Musk, his brother, and Tesla's board.
- The group claims $1.2 million in backing from wealthy donors opposed to oligarchy and plans to release 150+ home addresses and 3,500 records on people worth $1.4 trillion combined.
- Members work in isolated cells using private investigator methods; they justify the tactic as accountability against those who use extreme wealth to buy political power.
Doxing billionaires is justified accountability against those who abuse wealth and power.
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“All these billionaires hate to do things like apply for permits or hire at prevailing wages, you know they only hire crooks that do what they say. You like to move fast and break things? Fine, let's break you.”
LeRoienJaune · Reddit ↗
“Two of its members, interviewed by WIRED on the condition of anonymity, say they spent the past year constructing dossiers on billionaires—and one trillionaire—and the people they consider their top lieutenants, using nearly every method available to a private investigator, and some that are not.”
Wired reporting, Journalist · Wired ↗
Capytistas Anti-oligarchy activist group
Elon Musk Primary target
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Capytistas plans to release 150+ addresses and 3,500 records on $1.4T wealth
The group's press release promised more than 150 home addresses—most previously unreported—plus over 3,500 records on people with combined wealth of approximately $1.4 trillion. The Capytistas also pledged reporting on alleged criminal exploits and security lapses by their targets.
“In a press release Monday, the group says it intends to publish in coming releases more than 150 home addresses, most of them previously unreported.”
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An underground activist group says it plans to start openly doxing billionaires as part of a phased campaign against what it calls the American oligarchy—beginning this month with a release that maps the homes of Elon Musk, his brother Kimbal, and Tesla’s board, alongside investors and suppliers … Anti-Oligarchy Activists Plan ...
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All these billionaires hate to do things like apply for permits or hire at prevailing wages, you know they only hire crooks that do what they say. You like to move fast and break things? Fine, let's break you .
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Wired interviews Capytistas members about dossier construction and funding
Two anonymous members told Wired they spent a year building dossiers on billionaires and trillionaires using methods available to private investigators and some that are not. The group claims it is international and includes grassroots activists, researchers, journalists, and artists who work in isolated 'silos' for security. Members say the group has raised over $1.2 million from wealthy donors who oppose extreme wealth concentration.
“the group says it has raised more than $1.2 million from "a heartening number of wealthy class traitors" who share in the view that concentrations of extreme wealth and political power pose an "existential threat."”
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Capytistas announce doxing campaign against billionaires — An anonymous activist group calling themselves the Capytistas issued a press release announcing plans to openly dox billionaires as part of a campaign against the American oligarchy. The group says it will begin this month by releasing home addresses of Elon Musk, his brother Kimbal, Tesla's board members, and associated investors.
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I see no problem here. https://www. wired.com/story/anti-oligarchy -activists-plan-to-dox-elon-musk-and-hundreds-of-billionaire-linked-homes # oligarchy
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"Members argue that those who buy political power deserve the scrutiny they’ll impose." Anti-Oligarchy Activists Plan to Dox Elon Musk and Hundreds of Billionaire-Linked Homes | WIRED https://www. wired.com/story/anti-oligarchy -activists-plan-to-dox-elon-musk-and-hundreds-of-billionaire-linked-homes/
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2 members of The Capytistas “say they spent the past year constructing dossiers on billionaires—and one trillionaire& the people they consider their top lieutenants, using nearly every method available to a private investigator & some that are not.” https://www. wired.com/story/anti-oligarchy…
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"I love this show" https://www. wired.com/story/anti-oligarchy -activists-plan-to-dox-elon-musk-and-hundreds-of-billionaire-linked-homes/
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Not to mention that they will just have different weaknesses. And if these pigs are hiding in holes what are they going to do to stop an EMP, or whatever, from knocking out their bots?