In an attempt to do what the CIA, Sony, and Vice could not, a “covert multi-national group” of activists calling itself Freedom Now has launched an Indiegogo campaign to topple the government of North Korea. The group is hoping to raise $10 million for its activities, which will include establishing an underground communication network in the Communist dictatorship as well as a bunch of super cool spy stuff it can’t tell you about right now. Rewards include signed certificates of thanks for $10, $50, and $100, the (symbolic) rank of Sergeant in the North Korea Pro-Democracy Resistance for $500, the opportunity to have your name carved into a statue in North Korea for $5,000, and the film rights to the story for $1.1 million. (All rewards are contingent on the success of the campaign/coup.)
As of this writing, the group has raised $60. Meanwhile, The Interview has made $40 million in online rentals and sales, with more to come when its Netflix check goes through.
[story via The Wrap]