President Obama Says Sony 'Made A Mistake'

President Barack Obama has now made a speech in response to the Sony hacks and cancellation of Seth Rogen and James Franco comedy, The Interview.

It follows the FBI stating that they believe North Korea were responsible for the cyber attacks of personal emails and information belonging to the film studio, as well as making threats which resulted in Sony pulling the release of the movie.
However President Obama says that he believes Sony 'made a mistake' by pulling the release but admits he is sympathetic to the company, after they faced serious threats to their employees.
A number of US cinemas attempted to fight back at the cause of the cancellation by deciding to screen Team America: World Police but that too has now been scrapped by Paramount.
In true patriotic style, the leader of the free world claimed that this is not how Americans should react in the face of such threats and that the US government will 'respond'.

Americans cannot change their patterns of behaviour due to the possibility of a terrorist attack. That's not who we are, that's not what America is about. We will respond proportionately and in a space, time and manner that we choose. We cannot have a society in which some dictator someplace can start imposing censorship in the United States. President Obama