Brett Kimberlin's latest: Going after Ali Akbar. This #BrettKimberlin crap has got to stop...

Brett Kimberlin, lying felon

The Other McCain:  The gauntlet is being thrown down.  Ace is calling for a day of silence on this Friday June 8.  Here is Kimberlin lying under oath to get Aaron Walker in trouble.  My full support goes to Robert Stacy McCain and Ali Akbar on this:

Update: linked at The Daley Gator 

Update II: More at American Power. Furthermore, Stacy spoke to Ali and got this quote:
“World War Three.”The nature of the offense is that the allegedly Brett Kimberlin-linked site “Breitbart Unmasked” (no linky love for these clowns) apparently thought it was cool to post photos of the location of some family members of Ali.
Now, I have not ever seen Ali in an other-than-gentlemanly mode. I shall strive to keep it that way. 

Update III: linked at The Camp of the Saints 

Update IV: linked at The Conservatory, Da Tech Guy, and The Lonely Conservative. Plus reporting at Twitchy. 

Update V: linkage from The Fellowship of the Perpetually Aggrieved,hogewash, Ameryx le Gallois, Conservative Hideout, and The Rio Norte Line.

Robert Stacy McCain, connecting the dots...
Robert Stacy McCain and Ali Akbar report that they are going forward... (great, we are with you).
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Big Update:  Saxby Chambliss requests DOJ investigate claims of SWATing.  This is huge!  Thank you Senator Chambliss!  

The situation has escalated to the point that Senator Chambliss has taken action:

He has sent a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder urging him to investigate the SWAT-ting cases to see if federal laws have been violated.
“I am writing with concern regarding recent reports that several members of the community of online political commentators have been targeted with harassing and frightening actions. Any potentially criminal action that incites fear, seeks to silence a dissenting opinion, and collaterally wastes the resources of law enforcement should be given close scrutiny at all levels,” Chambliss wrote in the letter.
“Regardless of any potential political differences that may exist, threats and intimidation have no place in our national political discourse. Those who choose to enter into that political discourse should not have to worry about potential threats to their or their family’s safety,” Chambliss continued. “While I am certain that local law enforcement is reviewing each of these instances, I am asking you to please look into each of these cases as well to determine if any federal laws may have been violated. Future targets of SWAT-ting, whether engaged in political speech or not, may not be so fortunate as to escape physical harm.”