North Korea Calls Obama A “Monkey” After Its Internet Shut Down. North Korea has denied any involvement with the Sony leak; but has expressed fury over the comedy depicting an assassination of its leader Kim Jong Un. Sony Pictures initially called off the release because threats of terror attacks against U.S. movie theaters.However Obama criticized Sony’s decision,to call off the release of ‘The Interview’;the movie opened this week and made 1 million dollars on Christmas day alone. This fued between the two leaders resulted in an unidentified spokesman at the National Defense Commission to call president Obama a ‘monkey.’ North Korea also blamed the U.S. on Saturday for shutting down its Internet. full story below
(VIDEO) North Korea Says Attacks on U.S Will Dwarf Sony Hack
North Korea Says Attacks on U.S Will Dwarf Sony Hack ? The North Korean Team is completely denying having any thing to do with the whole Sony hack that’s been in the news lately, but According to a CNN Report North Korea is laying a threat on the U.S. with something a lot worse…….WAYYY WORSE !!
(Video) Obama Statement on North Korea’s Sony Hack: I’m Still HNIC
BREAKING: Early morning Obama Statement on North Korea’s Sony Hack in that he understands the executive decisions Sony had to make regarding the cyber attack–which sent the online and news world reeling as well as shut down premieres around the country for “The Interview” movie this week. While acknowledging Sony had to handle their business he was quick to remind that as President he’s the TOP exec and in charge for a reason. In other words…*Flex voice* –FALL BACK!!!
(Video) U.S Asks China To Cut Off North Koreas Internet
U.S Asks China To Cut Off North Koreas Internet ? So Yesterday President Obama had said at a press conference that the U.S. would be taking steps to “instigate a proportional response” to North Korea for their confirmed cyber attack on Sony. American proportions are wider than most countries, so they are currently trying to react by putting a block on all the Internet access to North Korea.
Sony Cancels The Release Of ‘The Interview’; U.S. Officials Have Linked North Korea To Sony Hackings
It’s over for “The Interview.” After the nation’s five biggest theater chains (Regal Entertainment, AMC Entertainment, Cinemark, Cineplex Entertainment and Carmike Cinemas) cancelled their plans to screen “The Interview” on Christmas Day, Sony has decided to pull the controversial film due to terroristic threats.
Uh-Oh North Korea Remains Defiant And Test Fire Missiles Again!!
North Korea responds to the US-South Korea military drills by testing their own defense missiles. They fired a whopping 30 short-range rockets into the sea off the eastern coast of the Korean peninsula. The U.S. and South Korea have been conducting a joint annual military drill since February, and North Korea has said its missile tests are a justifiable defensive reaction to them.
