NCIS And The Phony Sony Hack

Rule 39: "There is no such thing as coincidence."

This evening I watched the NCIS episode "House Rules". It's about a cyber attack in DC, which of course is thwarted by our intrepid NCIS heros.

This got me thinking about the Sony "hack" we've been hearing about lately, which allegedly began on November 24.

The following press release was posted on http://pauley-perrette.org/ on November 26:

“House Rules” Press Release

POSTED ON WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 26, 2014 AT 5:35 PM / FILED UNDER NCIS , NEWS , PAULEY

A WEEK BEFORE CHRISTMAS, WASHINGTON FACES A CITY-WIDE INTERNET SHUTDOWN, WHICH LEAVES THE NCIS TEAM TO CONSULT WITH THREE IMPRISONED CYBER-TERRORISTS, ON “NCIS,” TUESDAY, DEC. 16

“House Rules” – The NCIS team consults with three cyber-terrorists they imprisoned after a city-wide Internet shutdown the week before Christmas. Also, McGee reflects on the case and Gibbs’ infamous rules as he pens a heartfelt letter to his father, on NCIS, Tuesday, Dec. 16 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT), on the CBS Television Network.

http://pauley-perrette.org/2014/11/26/house-rules-press-release/

I'm sure these guys can work fast, but are we to believe they came up with the entire concept and script for the episode in TWO DAYS?

A review of the so-called hack timeline is instructive:

Day 2: Tuesday, November 25

Sony computers remain shut down in New York, overseas and on the Culver City lot. SPE spokesperson Jean Guerin says, “We are investigating an IT matter.” Multiple news organizations report that the studio has suffered a security breach, but the depth and breadth of the breach hasn’t yet been grasped, at least outside the company: The BBC quotes an expert predicting that the hack would be less damaging than the one on Sony’s PlayStation three years earlier. “The hack on PlayStation was massive, expensive and absolutely embarrassing,” Wee Teck Loo, head of consumer electronics research at Euromonitor, told the BBC. “This time around, I don’t believe that there will be massive damage, save for Sony’s ego, even if the hack is real.”

Day 3: Wednesday, November 26

The day before Thanksgiving, Sony employees are still working without computers, e-mail and voice mail.

http://deadline.com/2014/12/sony-hack-timeline-any-pascal-the-interview-north-korea-1201325501/

So, on Day 2 "the depth and breadth of the breach hasn’t yet been grasped", and on Day 3 there is nothing additional to report.

I have to compliment the NCIS staff and scriptwriters for jumping right on this and anticipating that it would eventually be such a big deal. Or ... is it possible that someone inside or outside the organization already knew what was happening, and did that possible knowledge lead to the "fortunate" decision to run an episode reflecting some very timely news of the day?

Does the show itself answer that question for us?

Rule 39: "There is no such thing as coincidence."

Earlier in the day (today), I saw an ad for the so-called "documentary" Mad Dog: Inside The Secret World Of Muammar Gaddafi. It portrays the former Libyan leader as a "mad dog" whose story is "a study in the exercise of absolute power, told not by politicians but by those who directly served the late Libyan leader whose rule, underpinned by oil revenue of $4 billion a month, was amongst the most unforgiving of any modern despot."

http://www.sho.com/sho/reality-docs/titles/3400168/mad-dog-inside-the-secret-world-of-muammar-gaddafi#/index

We all know what happened to Gaddafi. In the the sickening, laughing words of Hillary Clinton "we came, we saw, he died":

http://youtu.be/6DXDU48RHLU

(Isn't she so damned funny?)

So ... what is the leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea supposed to conclude when another movie (this time allegedly a "comedy") comes out whose script involves a plot to assassinate that leader? Knowing the history of Gaddafi's biopic and ultimate fate, wouldn't you expect the Korean leader to react in some way?

Or is that merely what the mind-fuckers at Langley expect us to think?

I think this whole Sony "hack" is phony, and that what really happened was that someone higher up the food chain than the executives at Sony decided to screw them and have a little fun on the way to their next regime change. Someone like Victoria ("fuck the EU") Nuland, maybe?

And (of course) they could always count on the FBI to connect or disconnect any of the dots they needed to make the American public swallow their latest bucket of swill. Isn't that what FBI is best at?

Update: Several experts agree that the FBI's claims about this "hack" are BS:

http://www.latimes.com/business/hiltzik/la-fi-mh-these-experts-still-dont-buy-20141221-column.html

Second update: You can find a detailed, revealing analysis of the Sony "hack" here:

http://dissidentvoice.org/2014/12/a-straightforward-chronology-of-the-sony-hacking-incident/

It all sounds like US government inspired perfidy to me.

Third update: It's almost a certainty now that North Korea had nothing to do with the Sony "hack":

http://nypost.com/2014/12/30/new-evidence-sony-hack-was-inside-job-cyber-experts/

This is another prime example of the fact that the FBI's job appears to be disconnecting dots the US government doesn't want to be connected ... and connecting dots that have no relationship to each other or to the facts.

Pathetic !!!