Hamas Attacks, Israel Responds II

Breaking the mullahs is the necessary precondition to calming the Middle East.

Necessary =/= sufficient

 

Yeah….i was wondering about that. You only get to do this once…seems like a waste

 

I’m saddened that nobody has made a Wire reference yet.

 

Hezbollah decided months ago to switch from risky cellphones to pagers for security. The low-tech devices just blew

 

Historically, that's the status quo for Jews. No matter what they do it is turned against them. The collective guilt over the Holocaust is the only thing that gave them some sympathy in the West but that seems to be over.

 

Aged like milk

 

From the American University of Beirut's Makram Rabah, who is nobody's fanboy

The war of the pagers what went down in Beirut? pic.twitter.com/Qu3tKUcvsK

— makram rabah (@makramrabah) September 17, 2024

 

The Syrian Druze Al Jazeera journalist Fitzal Al-Qassem is probably the Arab world's most famous journalist. His take, which is doing the rounds is

What happened today to Hezbollah can be classified as the most incredible pre-emptive strike in modern history. It can be compared to Israel's pre-emptive strike on the Egyptian Air Force before the Six-Day War.
Today, Hezbollah has thousands of brand new disabled fighters, and if they enter the war now, its wounded will not even find one free bed in the hospitals in Lebanon because the hospitals are now bursting with injured.
Even worse - Hezbollah has lost all of its secure and military means of communication.​

 

??
Don't they have in those hundreds of kilometers tunnels simple unattached with the outside world telephone lines?

 

Maybe. But how do they contact people outside of those tunnels? Landlines and cell phones are suicide, and now pagers are out as well.

 

I'm guessing that Chinese electronics sales will spike after all of this

 

I didn’t know the Middle East problems started in 1979.

Now the Mullahs are the problem. Before that it was Saddam. Then the PLO. Then Hamas.

anything to avoid the actual problem.

 

Which is????

 

Well, you first have to dig yourself into a tunnel, which means about 10-15 meters down and then connect your tap wire to that underground grid.
I don't think it would go unnoticed if you were digging. And a wire going from the telephone line up into the ceiling isnot going to be unnoticed for long either.

 

The longest military occupation in modern history.

 

The Golan Heights are the problem?

 

HAHAHAHAHAHAH

They did it again. The blew up radios and walkie talkies

So clearly this confirms explosives

 

takes a sick person to find any of this funny...

 

It takes a sick person to be saddened when Hezbollah operatives get what's coming to them.

 

Let me guess, the kids and innocent civilians who got their parts blown up are Hezbollah too? Can you prove that all the injured are 100% Hezbollah?

You reek of white supremacy

 

Yes, in warfare there is collateral damage. In this case, it looks like the collateral damage of non-Hezbollah casualties is exceedingly light. By definition, anyone in possession of one of the pagers that went boom was associated with Hezbollah. No one who is not a witless child expects anti-terrorist strikes to be 100% perfect.

I'm sorry dead and wounded terrorists make you sad.

 

When has that ever mattered to any group that hated another group?

The whole nation of Canada does, but we haven't overthrown you yet