Following a North Korea supported
hack against Sony Pictures and threats to
moviegoers, "The Interview" has been pulled and will
likely not see a major release. Now, what does this
mean for the regime and how is the Illuminati
involved?,I
interpreted the controversial film as a warning to Kim
Jong Un telling him to behave or suffer the
consequences.
From the looks of things, those warnings were
heeded. North Korea released the three Americans it
had detained and has since toned down its violent
rhetoric. Don't get me wrong, the rogue nation is very
much still an enemy, but its leader must be what the
Illuminati wants him to be. Apparently, that might be
the case here.
In exchange for Kim's adherence, the order has
staged Sony's hack
and used it as an opportunity to pull the movie. This
means that the Dear Leader is undoubtedly
redeemed from his previous transgressions and no
longer has to worry about becoming a pop culture
icon of ridicule.
And if you don't think the Illuminati are behind this,
consider one thing. The average North Korean
computer scientist can barely use the basic functions
on a Macbook. Do you really think they have
someone who can hack past a major company's
firewall?