North Korea has ratcheted the absurdity level of the Sony hack up a notch by pleading its innocence again and even offering to help find the real perpetrators. The FBI recently blamed North Korea for the attack that forced Sony Pictures Entertainment to cancel The Interview starring Seth Rogen and James Franco. The nation is so anxious to "help" that it warned the US of "grave consequences" if it doesn't undertake a joint probe. While still denying culpability, North Korea's propaganda arm KCNA nevertheless went on in great detail about how the Interview "defamed its dignity," and said it would retaliate if the US refuses to work with it (judging by the rough translation).
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Sounds like some of you were expecting them to take responsibility for the hack "Officially".
I like how they simultaneously threaten us while attempting (pretending) to offer help in the probe.
Ah, the OJ Simpson defence via offering assistance. Not sure threatening a country while offering to help makes sense though. But basically everyone knows it was them anyways. They are just trying to save face in the world leader community because they threatened them with terrorists attacks of a 9/11 nature. What f'ing idiots that country's leadership has. One fully the world lays a nice spanking on that fat boy Kim
"Let us help you find the bad guys... OR ELSE!!"
It's really as if North Korea has reached cartoon levels of supervillainy.
Not just sanctions, we are going to put them back as a state that sponsors terroristic acts.