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Ex-CIA chief: Pager blasts in Lebanon are ‘terrorism’
(thehill.com)
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Which makes perfect sense.
It appears the terrorists aren't thinking ahead concerning their tampering with the supply chain and one might wonder what other dreadful developments might unfold from this.
Further, they're showing little regard to innocent people being maimed and killed. It's not surprising, but it's horrible nonetheless.
This was a thought I had when I first read about this. How will this affect other people's view of communication devices across the world? How many people will stop buying or only purchase items you can open? They've created a real fear that this could happen to me in people, which is one way it made it evident to me, then that this is terrorism.
Even if you open the device, this explosive was implanted directly into the battery pack, and unless you want to tear down your battery pack or simply replace it immediately after purchasing this product it won't save you.
Isn't that the point of terrorism? Isn't that what they want?