However, this website should be integrated as part of a mandatory test that every internet user must take to renew their internet license.

Failure to identify that site as promotional material for an upcoming movie would lower your test score. Similarly, forwarding chain emails would also make you lose a few points.

If you fail the test, your internet license would then be suspended until you take the test again. Additionally, you would have 30 days to attempt to renew your breeding license, if you have one.

It's the only way to be sure.

i have yet to see any evidence that the IHC is creating "massive hysteria"

can you post any evidence to support your argument

in any event, i think the correct antidote to "incorrect" speech is not censorship but correct counter speech

This is a website promoting a movie.

"© 2009 Sony Pictures Digital, Inc.", "Explore the 2012 Movie Experience", and the giant disclaimer, all at the bottom of the page, gave it away for me.

I always look for that kind of stuff, the legal things always ruin good fake websites. :)

If people are stupid enough to believe them, then they can go for it. Free speech applies to all speech, even stupid speech. It's not overtly violent or profane, and there's no good reason not to let them incite all the hysteria they can!