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In reply to the discussion: New Clues In Sony Hack Point To Insiders, Away from DPRK [View all]Kablooie
(19,080 posts)3. Gads. If it is proven not to be the DPRK, Obama directly accused them ...
will he be obligated to apologize to that fat little jerk?
Boy what a propaganda coup that would be for North Korea.
And whoever was responsible for Obama making that mistake could be in big trouble.
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Really? Did you look at those charts? It seems to me that women in these positions are
MADem
Dec 2014
#20
Well, like I said, I have no inside info on this business, but I do think one explanation is as
MADem
Dec 2014
#22
Got your disclaimer.. and I'll raise it. We certainly know Amy Pasqual will forever be careful
Cha
Dec 2014
#13
Who knows--it could have been a perfect storm; just because an insider was involved
MADem
Dec 2014
#4
Mostly it's just common sense, nobody would listen to a self-proclaimed liar anyway
nolabels
Dec 2014
#55
I can't imagine anyone wanting to march into Pyongyang over a Seth Rogen movie...!
MADem
Dec 2014
#8
It was being depicted as an example of North Korea's ability to attack our economy . . .
another_liberal
Dec 2014
#11
More: FBI briefed on alternate Sony hack theory (they aren't --yet, anyway-- buying it...)
MADem
Dec 2014
#9
Well, blaming North Korea fits a political agenda -- so they will stick to their guns
nichomachus
Dec 2014
#52
China controls NK 'internet' be interesting if NK reveals who their 1,800 computers work for ;)
Sunlei
Dec 2014
#29
Could well be--I thought I read somewhere that they routed the material through Taiwan at some
MADem
Dec 2014
#43
who knows. I'm just happy the koreans no longer make game hacks and the chinese power lvlers &
Sunlei
Dec 2014
#44
Not embarrassing--just one POV. The FBI does not concur, and they may have information
MADem
Dec 2014
#40
I don't think anyone in DC is sweating it, to be honest. But time will reveal, I'm betting!
MADem
Dec 2014
#51
This likely happened before... When we blamed North Korea for CIA counterfeited super dollars!
cascadiance
Dec 2014
#28
No, they were calling the idea that SONY did this on purpose and for publicity..
zappaman
Dec 2014
#54