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Show "The Interview" on a giant screen at the boarder of the Korean Demilitarized Zone.

Created by N.F. on December 19, 2014

Recently, Sony Pictures Entertainment has been the victim of a cyber attack that was perpetrated by North Korea. This has led to theaters across the nation refusing to show the movie at their locations.

I know I am not alone when I say that it is ridiculous to let North Korea dictate what we do in our free country. I am proposing a response similar to that of Operation Paul Bunyan that was carried out in August of 1976.

Operation Paul Bunyan was a strategy that was designed, and succeeded to intimidate North Korea by cutting down a tree with extreme prejudice by a large force of American troops.

By replicating this strategy and premiering "The Interview" at the DMZ, we would be sending a clear message to North Korea that we will not be cowed by their immature and ill-though out attacks.

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