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Hezbollah members in Lebanon had their radios explode by the thousands on Wednesday. They were using walkie-talkies because all their pagers blew up at the same time on Tuesday. They were injured by the thousands in the first round and thousands more were blasted in round two. Hezbollah is having a really rough week.
Pagers then radios explode
Suddenly detonating radios exploded all across Lebanon on Wednesday, marking the second day in a row of matching attacks. Each round of surgically targeted explosions injured thousands of Hezbollah soldiers.
The pagers killed nine and blew the crotches off around 200. Thousands more were less seriously injured. When the walkie-talkies went off on Wednesday the only difference was the injuries were to hands and heads.
Hezbollah forces are afraid to communicate with each other. They won’t go near any technological gizmo at all and won’t even pick up a tin can tied to a string. They’re terrified the string could be a fuse.
They had the radios stockpiled in advance, ready to be used in a war against Israel. They should get their money back because they didn’t make it through the warranty period.
Its interesting to see how the terrorists have been terrorized by the strategy. They’re certainly getting a taste of karma, along with the taste of cordite, as their radios blow half their head to Beirut.
While it’s possible that the pagers were off the shelf models hacked to make the batteries explode, the hand held walkie-talkies were reportedly pre-packed with explosives.
Boobie-trapped in advance
The official story is that Israel had intelligence giving them a heads up when Hezbollah placed their order for two-way radios to be used in the event of war with Israel. “The walkie-talkies were booby-trapped in advance by Israeli intelligence services and then delivered to Hezbollah as part of the militia’s emergency communications system, which was supposed to be used during a war with Israel.”
There is a chance something similar was done to the pagers. Then again, that could be misdirection so nobody knows that any pager can be exploded on command. If you know how.
The timing of the second wave of attacks is another thing which annoys the radical Arabs. The radios all exploded at once “during the funerals of some of the Hezbollah members killed in the first attack.”
One video is making the social media rounds showing “an explosion during one of the funerals that resulted in one Hezbollah guard wounded on the floor.”
It sounded like someone was popping a huge bowl of popcorn all across Lebanon. One Palestinian source confirms “that because they were meant to be used only during war with Israel, a large number of the walkie-talkies were in storage in Hezbollah warehouses.” They weren’t using cell phones because everyone knows they’re totally insecure.
With pagers blowing everyone’s bottom off, they rushed to pull out the radios. Israel grinned and pushed the button detonating them all at once. They’re trying to send a message. “The goal was to convince Hezbollah that it is in its interest to disconnect itself from Hamas and cut a separate deal for ending the fighting with Israel regardless of a ceasefire in Gaza.“
