jdreyer wrote on Jan 5, 2015, 13:05:
Task wrote on Jan 5, 2015, 10:51:
Refusing to provide evidence, before committing economic terrorism. Brilliant plan our lawless leaders have. Hubris, willful blindness, and acts of desperation are in order as the dying Hegemony lashes out at all potential targets. This is really nostalgic like 2003's and 2011's lies. Perhaps the Ubermensh leaders should listen to all the cyber security experts doing their own investigations.
I wasn't going to be that harsh, but I agree. You accuse, sanction, then don't make the evidence available? WTF? The DPRK is the most evil regime on the planet, but nobody deserves punishment for something they didn't do, and AFAIK the jury is still out. If it's not, then it's game over and let's see your cards.
I went with my gut instinct on this event. Perhaps it is in the dustbin of American's minds, but the White House and Company also tried blaming Syria for something they didn't do (Gas Attack), then evidence showed that the U.S. narrative was wrong. They never apologized publicly to the American people or Syria for that.
Whoever the hacker is, they got lucky when the U.S. authorities based their sloppy, unreleased "evidence" on assumptions. I've grown accustomed to pointing out inconsistencies in things U.S. authorities claim for decades now, which end up being false claims as the information leaks out over the years.
They jumped the gun because the U.S. policy has been to use NK as a punching bag for over 50 years, instead of leaving NK and its people alone to solve the problem of their Buffoons they have as leaders.
Also some other articles, as security experts detail NK not being a culprit:
Daily Mail,
Daily Beast