North Korea's National Defense Commission addressed the Sony hack in a 1,722 word statement littered with poor English and spelling errors that was published by the country's official news agency, KCNA, on Sunday. The statement, which was described as "an official stand of the army and the people" of North Korea, included dramatic threats and praise for the hackers.

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