(Israel) Exploding Pagers In Lebanon! Is This Terrorism? | Candace Ep 67

So typical, a person politely expresses their views and within minutes of your arrival the ad-hominem posts begin, why not call him an "antisemite", I know you want to...

Who's talking to you,

don't you have a rock to crawl under?
 
So typical, a person politely expresses their views and within minutes of your arrival the ad-hominem posts begin, why not call him an "antisemite", I know you want to...

Did you already free your slaves

or waiting for a call?

 
Excellent clip, it proves just how subservient our political system is to the interests of the Zionist regime, and this is no surprise, since around the time of WW1 militant Zionists began infiltrating American society, creating the first beginnings of what is arguably the world's most efficient and focused lobbying group.

Both Democrats and Republicans alike are in the grip of Zionism.


Talking about grip,

when are you releasing your slaves?


 
But you can’t escape the fact that Lebanon has a massive Christian population. And some of the Hezbollah on the lines are Christian.

If Israel thinks it’s going to invade Lebanon, they’re going to have a big optics problem. We’re regards to the large Christian population of Lebanon. They cannot pull their dumb old “oh they are Muslims we are helping the west” card
I doubt they will invade Lebanon, opting for targeted strikes, instead to keep the Hezbollah at bay, but that could be just me.

I suppose you are correct, that there are some Christians in the Hezbollah Militia. If so, they take their chances, as anybody joining a terrorist organization for whatever reason.
 
Half?

Maronites have basically declared a war on them.
The Christians are Hezbolla's main enemies in Lebanon.
That is what I thought, before the poster made his statement of Christians in the Hezbollah Militia. I really do not know, as not studying the conflict or participants that wish the destruction of Israel, beyond the usual mentioned states and organization.
 
That is what I thought, before the poster made his statement of Christians in the Hezbollah Militia. I really do not know, as not studying the conflict or participants that wish the destruction of Israel, beyond the usual mentioned states and organization.
 
That is what I thought, before the poster made his statement of Christians in the Hezbollah Militia. I really do not know, as not studying the conflict or participants that wish the destruction of Israel, beyond the usual mentioned states and organization.
Seeking the destruction of Zionist Israel should be seen in the same light as seeking the destruction of the Third Reich. That latter ambition did not seek to destroy Germany or destroy the German people but to destroy an ideology and that ideology's grip on German society. The Third Reich was eventually destroyed and the German people and her neighbors are all the better for it.
 
Sounds good, but I would not hold my breath.

There're some Shia Muslim Lebanese living in northern Israel,

who just half a decade ago used to gather elite Lebanese

intellectuals, governors on a boat and blow them up.

And their cousins are...or were Hezbollah soldiers.

Lebanon is complicated.
 
There're some Shia Muslim Lebanese living in northern Israel,

who just half a decade ago used to gather elite Lebanese

intellectuals, governors on a boat and blow them up.

And their cousins are...or were Hezbollah soldiers.

Lebanon is complicated.
The "complicated" that plagues the region can be traced back to Israel, the fanatical nationalist Jews have brought nothing but pain and suffering to non-Jews in the region. Israel is the reason Hamas exists and Hezbollah exists and the societies are so fractured, it is by design, Zionist design.

The Zionists began planning the ethnic cleansing of Palestine decades before 1948, it was openly discussed with the British at that time - I can share the official records if you'd like to see them?

Israel puts a huge effort into the preservation of a false image, PR is a huge part of what they do and that's partly why so many intelligent people know nothing about the reality of the Zionist state.
 


Important for people to take a step back and breathe in this topic. I recognize the arguments from both sides in this debate. Israel like any country including Lebanon has a right to defend itself.

Thing is who can recall anything like this happening before in history. And the precedent it sets around the world. Here’s the thing if Israel can do this frankly anybody can. What can this lead to? what if somebody targets iPhone users in America or anywhere in the world.?

And looking at the type of attack, Israel carried out. When you explode thousands of pages at once it can be viewed as a terrorist action because kids can get killed from that kind of stuff. And a few kids did die and more got injured by this Israeli operation

Also Lebanon is a country that is half Christian. Israel can’t play the whole Muslim card on this game. If they think of invading Lebanon btw , they’re going to be fighting a lot of Christians…. They need to think about the optics of this one.

Bs. If civilians are targeted then it is terrorism, but if enemy combatants are targeted and civilian losses are collateral damage, then it is not terrorism. Since only pagers used by Hezbollah were targeted, clearly this was not terrorism, no matter how much Candace wants it to be. Since the blast radius is very small, the vast majority of those killed or injured would be Hezbollah members who have been targeting farms and towns in northern Israel with rockets and missiles since Oct 7, clearly acts of terrorism.
 
The "complicated" that plagues the region can be traced back to Israel, the fanatical nationalist Jews have brought nothing but pain and suffering to non-Jews in the region. Israel is the reason Hamas exists and Hezbollah exists and the societies are so fractured, it is by design, Zionist design.

The Zionists began planning the ethnic cleansing of Palestine decades before 1948, it was openly discussed with the British at that time - I can share the official records if you'd like to see them?

Israel puts a huge effort into the preservation of a false image, PR is a huge part of what they do and that's partly why so many intelligent people know nothing about the reality of the Zionist state.

Name a single war in the entire Middle East,

that doesn't involve Arab imperialists.

Can you? Here I'll help:

 
Bs. If civilians are targeted then it is terrorism, but if enemy combatants are targeted and civilian losses are collateral damage, then it is not terrorism. Since only pagers used by Hezbollah were targeted, clearly this was not terrorism, no matter how much Candace wants it to be. Since the blast radius is very small, the vast majority of those killed or injured would be Hezbollah members who have been targeting farms and towns in northern Israel with rockets and missiles since Oct 7, clearly acts of terrorism.
The definitions of terrorism that I've seen make no reference to "targeting" or "collateral losses" or "civilians", perhaps the Zionists have their very own definition designed to always absolve them of crimes.

Have the Israelis - to your knowledge - ever engaged in terrorism?
 
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Name a single war in the entire Middle East,

that doesn't involve Arab imperialists.

Can you? Here I'll help:

The war waged on Palestinian civilians by Zionist fanatics, e.g. Gaza, West Bank, those involve Jewish colonists and imperialists. Israel is engaged in both colonialism (by existing in what was already occupied lands) and imperialism (by imposing Zionist rule over foreign territory).

Would you like some more of this:

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I have seen reports like that. I have also see reports that a small amount of explosive was placed in these Golden Apollo pagers, through infiltration of the supply chain. I really do not know which is correct or if a string of code, directed at power management could trigger the batteries to literally explode. It is true, we have seen many fires started by power management involving lithium batteries, but actually, I thought the vast majority were while charging was taking place on thing like electric skateboards, golf carts. Most of the fires while vehicles have been in operation were fires, not explosions. I really do not know, though if I had a high powered Nicad powered device, I would have it charging in my garage. If the power management system on cell phones could be hacked to trigger explosive detonation of the Nicad battery, it would definitely make me move the charging cradles from our night stands to the dresser, across the room. If it is a real thing, it is only a matter of time, before it shows up, in this country. I simply do not know. Where do you charge yours at night?
I have an alarm clock with a charging pad on it.

I don't use my phone constantly like some people do, so there's little risk of it exploding.

But like any battery, if it gets pretty hot you need to stop using it.

Some people haven't figured that out yet.

The deal with these pagers is they put highly explosive material inside them to turn them into a bomb.

I think it's brilliant.

You know you can cook with C4 as long as you're careful.

Light a sliver of C4 and it burns brightly. Stomp on it and it might blow your foot off.
 
The definitions of terrorism that I've seen make no reference to "targeting" or "collateral losses" or "civilians", perhaps the Zionists have their very own definition designed to always absolve them of crimes.

Have the Israelis - to your knowledge - ever engaged in terrorism?
My understanding is they paid back the people that took the Munich Israeli team hostage.

Now they're paying back the people that participated in Oct 7th.
 
I have an alarm clock with a charging pad on it.

I don't use my phone constantly like some people do, so there's little risk of it exploding.

But like any battery, if it gets pretty hot you need to stop using it.

Some people haven't figured that out yet.

The deal with these pagers is they put highly explosive material inside them to turn them into a bomb.

I think it's brilliant.

You know you can cook with C4 as long as you're careful.

Light a sliver of C4 and it burns brightly. Stomp on it and it might blow your foot off.
They are booby trapped devices, thousands of them designed to kill and maim no matter who is situated near them. This is a targeted attack, targeting the wider civilian population under the pretense that it only targets "terrorists".

Only a fool can convince themselves this is not state terrorism, Israel knew that this would cause absolute mayhem and fear across the country, Israel can only fight by striking communities, it always does that, strikes at civilian populations and lies by saying "we are targeting Hamas" or "we are targeting Hezbollah" those are meaningless statements.

This is the story in Gaza, the West Bank and everywhere that Israel attacks.

This can only be called "not terrorism" if you personally are prepared to allow Israel to act this way, to approve of these operations as being somehow legitimate and necessary.
 
I have an alarm clock with a charging pad on it.

I don't use my phone constantly like some people do, so there's little risk of it exploding.

But like any battery, if it gets pretty hot you need to stop using it.

Some people haven't figured that out yet.

The deal with these pagers is they put highly explosive material inside them to turn them into a bomb.

I think it's brilliant.

You know you can cook with C4 as long as you're careful.

Light a sliver of C4 and it burns brightly. Stomp on it and it might blow your foot off.
Yes, I favor the "added" theory as well, probably from my training with explosives and how little it takes to detonate, if wanting it easily detonated, and how little it takes to take off a hand or more. I am certainly no expert, but have been the one accompanying the EOD instructor back into the pit, to examine why somebody's charge did not go off, and once located and identified, was allowed to be the one to correct some trainees error or bypass so the rest went off correctly taking the problem with them. I was OK, nothing special, but quick to pick up concepts and had a high degree of confidence in the instructor's knowledge and judgement and I had friends watching the equipment, outside the pit. Plus it was like one on one training with the expert, as he wasn't going to take a chance on either one of us doing something stupid and blowing ourselves up on his range.
 
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