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This is a general problem with the replacement of retail with buying by Internet. With retail, you can pick a random store and a random item. With online ordering, your name comes before the selection of the item.

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Excellent point. Walk in and buy, and it’s hard to be targeted. Random, random, random!

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Sep 21Liked by Morgthorak the Undead

Here, I'm going to write something, from Croatia, that might dispel your fears. I work as an IT technician, to put it simply. I currently work for a company from Switzerland and the computers I work on are completely separated from this kind of normal communication. The day before the pager attack, my cell phone was literally sliding across the table towards the computers. It was such an EM shock, it was unbelievable. This is what happened the day before.

Now I will write about something that is the problem of all the armies of the world. Corruption. Here in Croatia, we were at war 30 years ago, and criminals from the army traded with each other, without any remorse and to the detriment of all of us. That's exactly what I think happened with these pagers and other military equipment. Someone took the money because he accepted that very offer. And that's it. It was a shipment specifically aimed at that organization.

Do I have to write about the Mossad? NY skyscrapers (no one believed that was possible either, and those guys who danced in the background); Panama and Pandora Papers released when appropriate; the one as an omission from last year on 07.10. to initiate the total destruction of Gaza, etc. They are infiltrated everywhere (CERN, start of www)...but, I have to write here - Mossad is not so much a problem for me, but the incredible support they have from our political leaders (all in the west respectively , even in the east). They are the problem for me - those criminals and thieves, not so much the Mossad (which is also just a weapon of the hidden hand). It is clear that this action was prepared by a psychopath a long time ago. How they are like hidden clues...

Finally, about IT equipment and lithium. Lithium is very expensive to mine, because it is found in compounds in nature. Lithium is flammable in contact with air. So every lithium battery is a potential weapon. Here specifically, I don't even think that explosives should have been placed - but some wires were disconnected a little and when a directional signal was released (this was proven, at that time the signal was repeated several times) - those batteries overheated and boom!

Now and perhaps the most important thing I want to say is - these psychopathic patients who thought of doing this heinous act of terrorism - they are counting on the fear of the majority who use pagers, walkie-talkies, mobile phones... Yes, they never think on only one level - always on several. Think of the NY skyscrapers and the fear and then the anti-terror laws. That struggle brought millions of refugees to our countries.

Of course, the mass media around the world will report on the explosions of cell phones and other equipment. They must silence us in every possible way. If it's worth anything, my company I work for is certainly stronger than all the social networks, but it never advertises itself and there is no need to make any kind of unfavorable deals with any governments or organizations. We simply work. And as far as I can see, the owners of the company are very angry about what happened and the story that is emerging. That's why, if you can believe it - there are some of us in the IT industry who are not on the side of evil, and I see how we are all lumped into the same basket. A faulty lithium battery, or one that suffers physical damage - has always been a huge problem. I don't know why they continue to produce them, because there are other and better technologies. And this wouldn't work with pagers if there weren't corrupt people you can always buy. That's it. This is exclusively my attitude and observation, I always admit if I am wrong.

As always, be well everyone. Many greetings from Croatia. God bless you.

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Sep 21Liked by Morgthorak the Undead

If this had happened in Gaza, it would be just one more war crime.

To go after another terror organization without thinking about collateral damage is a war crime.

Israel is trying to kill all it's supposed enemies at one brush.

I think we Americans should back off supporting Israel until they stop the unilateral attacks. Lebanon and Hezbollah hadn't attacked Israel at all.

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Sep 21Liked by Morgthorak the Undead

This was by its very nature a targeted attack, hurting (mostly) only the carriers of these pagers and two-way radios - the communication devices used by Hezbollah in their attempt to communicate without using cellphones.

Hezbollah has been bombing Israel since right after the October 7 attack, so much so the northern Israeli towns were evacuated- about 80,000 people still unable to return home.

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Sep 21Liked by Morgthorak the Undead

Not sure why the immediate, universally spoken narrative about bombs in the devices did not set off alarm bells. This type of attack can happen to any wireless device they target. Skynet just hasn't claimed responsibility.

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I am less concerned about the potential of these devices to explode than their tracking, spying ability to make my life completely transparent to the feds. If I had the choice, I would purchase only electronic products made in China or Russia with all components solely made by them.

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“are going to go directly to the Chinese (and possibly the Russians) to buy devices that will be guaranteed not to have been tampered with” OR have been boobytrapped only by them

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This Tik tok video may be the answer to your question yesterday about war

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8dn5SSw/

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Good evening, Elusive. Glad you liked the article. Yes, my stomach has been better today. So hopefully the stomach bug or whatever it was is in my rear view mirror, and good riddance to it too!!! 👍🏻

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