Howard Stern is right

Why is it that Howard Stern is the only one raising the Sony hack as a major red flag, and an attack on America?

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It's not an attack on America.

It is an attack on Sony by North Korea because Lil Kimmy doesn't like that movie. The Interview.

Only a state sponsored hackers could pull that one off.

Of all the lame arse reasons to go to war?

It would be a lame arse hollywood flick.

a reply to: ZombieWoof

i dont think stern is right on this one. it is late and i am tired so i will read the article again in the morning

i do think it is completely laughable that there is so much discussion about the possible ramifications because of this movie.

pretty funny

now onto something else OP

are you the creature all the ladies have been talking about?
do they all seek shelter when you come crawling out?
is your right foot bigger than your other?
do you snatch them up screaming through the window all naked
and do it to them up on the roof?

im just checking

a reply to: neo96

I still want to see it. Looks funny.

a reply to: ZombieWoof

I think many others are thinking what Howard Stern is saying...but they just aren't voicing it like he is.

I think there are 2 red flags right now...

The threats directed at Sony and whoever goes to a theater to see the movie (The Interview)...North Korea is not happy etc.

And...the economy situation in Russia.

I think the United States has every reason to worry; as do other countries.

North Korea and Russia are glaring at us in extreme anger...they very well may retaliate.

I dont believe North Korea is responsible. Look at the Spelling in the warning. Not one word is misspelled.

I don't blame N.Korea for being mad, to be honest. We'd be just as mad if N.Korea had a movie put out about the assassination of one of our 'authority' figures. I think their threats are a little crazy, but again, not surprising. N.Korea is a very different place in comparison to the U.S. and their minds are wired differently. Plus, Kim Jong-un is their 'Supreme Leader' isn't that another way to say 'Dictator?' A dictator loses power when people stop taking them seriously. I can imagine having a country of people laughing at you would make you feel uneasy. Again, I don't think they should attack us, because not everyone in this country should suffer because two idiotic actors and a company that supported them. The hacks though... Those make me laugh, and Sony kinda deserved at least that much.

Best thing about the hack? We now know Andrew Garfield isn't going to be Spiderman anymore, and Marvel wants creative rights to Spiderman back. #BringSpideyHome.

But really though, N.Korea, keep hacking Sony, I don't care. Just don't attack us because of an idiot company.

sony has been the target of disgruntled gamers for years, this isn`t the first time that they have hacked sony and it won`t be the last.
I don`t believe this has anything to do with north korea or china or any other country,even the name Gaurdians of Peace sounds like something taken straight out of a comic book.

If people in North Korea are so isolated and are conditioned to love Lil Kim, why is the film even bothering them? It won't be shown over there, so what the hell?

a reply to: ZombieWoof
If you ask me, and nobody is, Sony's release of a Movie like this is irresponsible.

a reply to: ugmold

I totally agree.
It is obvious that the movie would cause tensions.
Hell, if another country made a movie about the same thing-insert Obama- god knows
the entire government would be up in arms.
Mostly because it is disrespectful..
It would be unacceptable. And Sony knows that.
That is what is so sketchy about the whole situation.
They had to have known it would piss Kim off.
It just seems intentional to me..

a reply to: ZombieWoof

The only reason he is concerned is because he probably writes naughty emails that he doesnt want people to ever get access too.

It is also very possible the hack was not done by North Korea, but another one of those false flag type things, were people in america do something bad, blame it on one of the countries they dont like, and then attack that country.

When I first heard of the hack, I thought to myself "Self, this must be one very very bad movie to have N. Korea hacking Sony to get people to the theaters" or something like that...

Maybe a new way of promoting a movie...would Sony stoop that low.... you bet your arse they would.

News Alert just confirmed North Korea.

Stay tuned to the news source of your choice.

CNN: U.S. to Name North Korea as Source of Sony Hack

a reply to: ZombieWoof

This reminds me of the protocols of Zion where they say the Americans will destroy themselves

All these news outlets who could have restrained themselves from publishing this stolen material are only interested in their ratings and sales bumps from this not the principle of ethics in privacy and the fact that they have rewarded the culprits by publicizing the material.

Of course when someone hacks their private emails and puts their dirt out for everybody to salivate over they would feel different I'm sure.

North Korea did the attack? I find that laughable.
China maybe, but not North Korea.

Why didn't they kick up a fuss about Team America and lil Kim being so ronrey?

The US Government says North Korea did it, then you can almost guarantee it wasn't them.
False Flag is such a stupid term and I don't think this is what this is, people are enjoying this hack and the gossip its bringing. This isn't a false flag.

I'm guessing someones done this for another reason, but paraded the idea of an angry North Korea to throw off the investigation.

originally posted by: ugmold
a reply to: ZombieWoof
If you ask me, and nobody is, Sony's release of a Movie like this is irresponsible.

I agree. Just when international relations are tight, Sony goes ahead and drops this...
I don't even find the trailer of the film funny, I actually find it almost disgusting.

a reply to: Soloprotocol

My thoughts exactly.

Howard Stern is a talking head. The MSM (and therefore, TPTB) owns him. No doubt he says exactly what he's told to say.

IMO, this incident would not even be news if TPTB were not looking to exploit it in some way.

The attack on Sony isn't news. quit linking it to world problems. some of you folks try to pin together to many problems and then present them as one big conspiracy. The Sony hack is popular because nothing else is.

as for the movie, its a movie. Remember the movie "spys like us" during the cold war?