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The North Korean Leader behaves like a two year old. He needs to grow up. I suspect that Vladimir Putin is behind much (if not all) of what this guy does. The only World leader I can think of that is as immature as Kim Jong Un is Vladimir Putin. Wrestling lions and tigers and what's next......bears? Only Putin outdoes his performance for the ridiculous!
North Korea call US toothless wolf as row over Sony hack intensifies Daily Mail Online
North Korea has branded the U.S. a 'toothless wolf' whose 'strength is waning day by day' in the latest round of tough-talk following on from the Sony hacking scandal.
A column in the country's national newspaper Rodong Sinmun, which is run by the ruling Communist party, called America an 'empire of devils' that is is 'bound to grow old and go to ruin.'
Tensions between the U.S. and North Korea began rising last month after Sony Pictures was hacked for producing The Interview, a film which depicts the assassination of the country's 'supreme ruler', Kim Jong-Un.
While North Korea has denied being behind the hack, a government official called it a 'righteous act' and threatened to attack cinemas showing the film, leading to the launch being cancelled.
President Barack Obama publicly chastised Sony for pulling the film, before promising a 'proportional response' to the hack, before North Korea's internet was taken offline yesterday.
The U.S. has also refused to acknowledge it had attacked North Korean cyberspace, but the outage prompted an angry response today.
North Korea call US toothless wolf as row over Sony hack intensifies Daily Mail Online
North Korea has branded the U.S. a 'toothless wolf' whose 'strength is waning day by day' in the latest round of tough-talk following on from the Sony hacking scandal.
A column in the country's national newspaper Rodong Sinmun, which is run by the ruling Communist party, called America an 'empire of devils' that is is 'bound to grow old and go to ruin.'
Tensions between the U.S. and North Korea began rising last month after Sony Pictures was hacked for producing The Interview, a film which depicts the assassination of the country's 'supreme ruler', Kim Jong-Un.
While North Korea has denied being behind the hack, a government official called it a 'righteous act' and threatened to attack cinemas showing the film, leading to the launch being cancelled.
President Barack Obama publicly chastised Sony for pulling the film, before promising a 'proportional response' to the hack, before North Korea's internet was taken offline yesterday.
The U.S. has also refused to acknowledge it had attacked North Korean cyberspace, but the outage prompted an angry response today.
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