Everything has changed—FOREVER!
SOTN Editor’s Note: What Israel has just done, as explained in the following 3 links, exposes what is perhaps the most important secret that the tyrannical technocracy did not want revealed on such a mass level. WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!!
PAGER TERRORIST ATTACK! Israel is hellbent on starting a regional war so the U.S. military will deploy against Iran
SECOND ZIONIST CYBER-TERROR ATTACK: Israel detonates hand-held radios across Lebanon after pager attack
ZIO-TERROR ON SUPER STEROIDS! Lebanon Thrown Into Utter Chaos As Home Security & Solar Energy Systems Explode
In point of fact, the far-reaching ramifications of these 3 terrorist attacks on an entire nation have effectively changed the world—FOREVER!
How so?
No one — especially those folks who use any type of information technology, smart device, cyber communication or wireless instrument — will look at their tech in the same way again.
The fact of the matter is that every single IT device is potentially a frequency weapon … … … one that can do much more damage to the human body than what Israel has just done to residents all over Lebanon.
Turning these same IT instruments into explosive devices is actually quite easy to do as Israel has barbarically demonstrated. Once the device has exploded, the weapon has obviously been destroyed; and no longer capable of being used as (i) a spying instrument or (ii) high-tech frequency weaponry.
Now that this genie is out of the bottle, every digitally connected individual on the planet will be compelled to relate differently to their smartphone or tablet or laptop or smart TV or security system or solar energy, etc.
Wireless technology requiring batteries, in particular, will be viewed as nothing less than a lethal cyber-weapon (the control of which is in the hands of the genocidal Zionist regime ruling Israel). Listen for yourself to fully grasp the implications of what Netanyahu has spoken about on several occasions.
“Cyber is the REAL domain of power!”
— PM Benjamin Netanyahu (Video)
It ought to now be apparent that Israel chose to achieve some very fleeting short-term goals in its border conflict with Hezbollah at the expense of disclosing to the entire world community of nations their mastery over the global cyber-space. In so doing, they have guaranteed that no country on Earth will knowingly do business with them again. After all, what prevents those criminally insane Zionists from putting explosives in their top export crop—avocados. Boy, have the crazy Israelis really screwed the pooch … in broad daylight … in glowing color … during prime time … … …
State of the Nation
September 18, 2024
N.B. The following analysis breaks down some of the ways in which Israel has just “SCREWED THE POOCH”.
Pager Terror Attacks
Vox Popoli
It is generally accepted that Israel is to blame for a mass terrorist attack that injured more than 2900 people in Lebanon.
Israel carried out a pager bomb attack that left roughly 2,800 people injured and 12 dead in Lebanon and Syria yesterday fearing that Hezbollah was on the cusp of foiling their deadly plot, a new report has claimed.
Pager devices recently introduced by the group to beef up security exploded en masse yesterday, causing chaotic scenes and devastation in Lebanese hospitals. Israel is believed to have orchestrated the attack but has not claimed responsibility. Security sources believe Mossad, Israel’s spy agency, intercepted devices en route to Lebanon months ago and attached explosives to be used when needed to cripple the Iranian proxy group.
Still, questions remain as to why the attack was carried out on Tuesday. One American official told Axios it was ‘a use it or lose it moment’ as Hezbollah were understood to be getting close to uncovering Israeli espionage.
Three US officials told Axios that Israel decided to blow up the pager devices carried by Hezbollah members on Tuesday as they feared the group was close to uncovering their operation.
A security source told Reuters that up to three grams of explosives had been hidden in the new pagers and had gone ‘undetected’ by Hezbollah for months.
One senior Lebanese security source told the news agency he believes the devices had been modified by Mossad ‘at the production level’ before arriving in Lebanon. ‘The Mossad injected a board inside of the device that has explosive material that receives a code. It’s very hard to detect it through any means,’ the source said.
Hezbollah earlier this year ordered thousands of pagers to conduct communications after leader Hassan Nasrallah declared smartphones would be more susceptible to cyber attacks by Israeli forces. As many as 5,000 devices are believed to have affected, though not all went off on Tuesday, according to the Lebanese source. The source claimed Hezbollah ordered the pagers from a Taiwanese company called Gold Apollo, but executives there said the devices were actually manufactured and sold under licence by BAC Consulting in Budapest, Hungary.
Elijah J. Magnier, a Brussels-based senior political risk analyst, later said he spoke with Hezbollah members who had examined pagers that failed to explode. The pagers appeared to receive a coded error message sent to all the devices that caused them to vibrate and beep for some 10 seconds. When the user pressed the pager’s button to cancel the alert, the explosives were detonated – a design that would ensure the pager was being held by the user at the time of the blast to inflict maximum damage.
The months-long operation by Mossad and the IDF represents an unprecedented security breach for Hezbollah, which vowed to exact revenge on Israel and continue its support for ally Hamas amid the ongoing war in Gaza.
First, this was obviously an own goal by Israel, which doesn’t seem to grasp that it is already considered to be a genocidal terrorist state by most of the world now due to the Gazacaust. The obvious probability of collateral damage, the trivial amount of military damage that could potentially be inflicted, and the indifference to civilian casualties make it a clear and obvious act of terrorism. There is no way this is going to improve the diplomatic crisis that Israel presently faces.
Second, there are three major implications in the Unintended Consequences department. One, who in their right minds is going to buy any Israeli technological product now or in the future? For all my opposition to anti-boycott laws and policies in the USA, I don’t follow the BDS movement and I’ve never had any issue with Israeli products in the past, but there is no chance I will ever buy or utilize any Israeli product that is capable of containing explosives in the future, and I very much doubt I am alone in this.
Two, Hezbollah’s leadership already wanted its fighters to stop using mobile phones. This mass attack on pagers has underlined the wisdom of the leadership’s position and will further reduce the likelihood that Hezbollah’s fighters will violate operational security.
And three, this should put a nail in the coffin of transhumanism. Only morons are going to put a chip in their hand, or in their head, in the knowledge that there is a genuine possibility that someone will have the ability to make it explode? It may even have a negative effect on device and smart phone sales over time, particularly if it is ever repeated.
These attacks were moderately successful. But they strike me as very ill-conceived and essentially non-military in conception. They are the sort of thing that Smart Boys in intelligence always concoct because they think it would be cool and clever, not the kind of operation that is conducive to actually winning wars.
UPDATE: Israel doubled down on its exploding device attacks:
Thousands of walkie talkies used by Hezbollah fighters have detonated across Lebanon, killing nine and wounding hundreds of people including mourners at a funeral, witnesses and security sources have reported. The second wave of carnage comes a day after thousands of exploding pagers used by the group left almost 3,000 people injured and a dozen dead, including civilians and children. Lebanese media has also reported that home solar energy systems have blown up in several areas of Beirut. The latest explosions this afternoon have hit the country’s south and the capital Beirut, where dramatic time-lapse video shows multiple plumes of smoke rising above the skyline in different locations almost simultaneously.
This really doesn’t bode well for devices such as the iPhone that don’t permit users to change their own batteries. How can you trust that there isn’t an ounce or two of high-explosive attached to your battery if it’s in a sealed-off department?
It’s certainly an object lesson in “build your own communications equipment” for everyone around the world.