http://www.examiner.com/anonymous-in-national/anonymous-punishes-florida-family-association-for-promoting-bigotry-hatred

I notice that, at the end of their dump, even Anonymous got stuck with advertising showing up.

Not sure at all that I am comfortable with anyone outing personal information and credit card numbers for any reason - If they want to mess with them, keep the IP info and all other info secret but set up a link by which the members of the group will receive emails redirected to their email addresses. I disagree the FFA and voiced my refusal to ever shop a Lowe's again unless they publically renounce bigotry and act accordingly moving forward. I hope thousands of other do the same.
But I am really uncomfortable with personal info being released like that.

According to this, no credit card info was released: http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2011/12/13/group-leading-boycott-of-muslim-show-hacked-threatened-by-anonymous/

A little known Christian group that's been leading a boycott of a reality television show about American Muslims saw their website hacked and defaced last night by an unknown person claiming to be part of the hacker activist group “Anonymous.â€

Here's more ~  ~ Sooz

Meet The Florida Family Association: A Faux Outrage Generation Factory

By Zack Ford posted from ThinkProgress LGBT on Dec 13, 2011 at 4:45 pm

The Florida Family Association (FFA) has attracted national attention this week for convincing Lowe's and other companies to drop its advertising on the acclaimed new TLC reality show, All-American Muslim. Claiming a membership of 35,000 individuals, FFA's only paid staff member is its president, David Caton, and it is not affiliated with any national organizations.

FFA is an organization devoted to manufacturing faux outrage. Here is an extensive — though likely quite incomplete â€” list of the organization's attention-grabbing complaints over recent years: