China condemns cyberattacks, but says no proof North Korea hacked Sony

China said on Monday it opposed all forms of cyberattacks but there was no proof that North Korea was responsible for the hacking of Sony Pictures, as the United States has said.

North Korea has denied it was to blame and has vowed to hit back against any U.S. retaliation, threatening the White House and the Pentagon. The hackers said they were incensed by a Sony comedy about a fictional assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, which the studio has pulled.

I’ll take Obama is lying, for $200, Alex.

I think the Norks are being framed for something else they might have done.

By our own government.

By Holder’s DOJ.

I found some things that were weird last week:

1. Obama lied about Sony contacting him. He was trying to establish a narrative to cover inconvenient facts last Friday.

2. The FBI’s message about the Norks contained threats of punishment. Really? Is that where all the hollow point bullets the Feds have purchased wound up? It is not the FBI’s place to issue retaliation threats against another country.

3. The only beneficiary of this whole mess so far has been The Non-Reverend Al Sharpton. In the midst of a week where her company was suffering from massive data breaches, private emails being exposed, and the Christmas Day rollout of a big film being destroyed, somehow Amy Pascal had the time to meet with Al Sharpton and put him in a position to have creative input into Sony ‘s films. No doubt with a payoff to boot.

What is the nexus of Obama, the FBI, and Al Sharpton?

That is Eric Holder.

The rest you can figure out for your selves.

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