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That has to be an intentional decision, right? A company started by a literal Nazi picks a vocal anti-Israeli spokesperson to be the model for their Munich 1972 show rerelease.

Shit. No Nikes, and now no Adidas. I hope Costco keeps selling Filas.

Kills the top Hamas leader IN Tehran.

Israel gets to claim a massive win and there's egg on Iran's face.

Israel killed Hezbollah's military chief and Iran is vowing revenge for yesterday's killing of the Hamas leader.

Saw an interesting video made by an Arabic kid, probably in his 20s, walking around the West Bank asking Palestinians if they support Hamas. They all said yes. His follow up was "Do you want a two state system?" All answers were no, only Palestine and the end of Israel.

Oh, and for a few people he asked about support for Palestine in the U.S. by "Queers for Palestine", and every single person condemned gays.

We're a country of people who never had a good punch in the nose at an age where they could still learn from it.

No Marine is going to be sad for Lebanon.

Pretty much the perfect response to that stupidity.

This is insane.

Israel either sold or hacked Hezbollah pagers. They either were, or were turned into, lithium ion bombs. A few hours ago Israel detonated them all - thousands of Hezbollah members and people standing next to them, injured. Some killed probably.

e: think it was just a whole ass shaped charge inside a pager.

Troy wrote: ↑Tue Sep 17, 2024 12:55 pmThis is insane.

Brilliantly insane.

That's a long term move.

Now they're blowing up hand-held radios! Hezbollah will never trust another electronic they use. So brilliant!

They'd better brush up on their smoke signals.

Leisher wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2024 11:55 am They'd better brush up on their smoke signals.

*firewood packed with c4 starts exploding*

Troy wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2024 3:51 pm

Leisher wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2024 11:55 am They'd better brush up on their smoke signals.

*firewood packed with c4 starts exploding*

I wouldn't put it past them!

Back to the pagers, did you know the bombs weren't just triggered remotely? (Not sure how much everyone read up on this.) The page was sent and that started the process, but the actual trigger was the pushing of the button to silence the page. These guys pushed the plunger on the bomb targeting them! Israel did this to make it most likely that they hit their intended target and the pager wasn't sitting on a night table or something.

As brilliant and diabolical as the pager thing was..... I guess it's a good thing none of them were on a commercial flight when they answered the page?