If it was an indiscriminate attack, it'd primarily impact typical pager users such as doctors, firemen, and other emergency services personnel.
When it darn near exclusively impacted Hezbollah members and its fighters (the ambassador to Lebanon isnt a surgeon, he's a Hezbollah liaison), it's obvious that it was highly targetted to just a terrorist organization.
>it darn near exclusively impacted Hezbollah
The worrisome part
It's because pagers are a relic. Sure, geezer doctors will buy one here and there...but you dont get "random non-medical org orders thousands of pagers at once" that often.
It's similar to if NVGs...if a rando buys one, ok maybe some guy's going night hunting. If some rando buys thousands, it's probable they're being diverted to militants.
You are in the western mindset, we are far and away superior to many other places in the world. Yea, to me and you going to Ghetto Bell and getting a Grande Burrito with a DR Pepper is perfectly ordinary, but in some parts of the world that is just fantasy. It is wholly unrealistic that you can drive a car around a building and get a Full Meal Deal and drive away for a few bucks. That's just not how it works.
In some parts of the world pagers are still a normal part of life. It is what it is. In their world NVG's don't even exist, that's some sci fi rich guy shit.
who told you that it darn near exclusively impacted Hezbollah members and its fighters?
did a jew tell you that?
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