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“This is a huge deal, folks. Israel’s intelligence services remotely detonated 1000+ comms devices in the hands of Hezbollah members in Lebanon. Reportedly pagers but some reports also say cell phones. They were REMOTELY triggered to overheat and detonate their batteries. Many people have been killed, including some children. Many fingers and hands blown off. If the tech exists to do this in Lebanon, this same tech exists to do this in the USA. Your mobile phone is a remote-controlled bomb, and intelligence services can detonate it at will. Let that sink in.” – Mike Adams
(Yes, this comes from Mike Adams, activist, but I believe he could be right)
These reports are a mystery.
Pagers and cells are optimized for their small size.
They don’t leave room for explosives, and no warnings have ever been necessary in the past (spanning 20+ years) that they can explode as designed.
I think I’d want to see an explanation of the process by which they can.
“They were REMOTELY triggered to overheat and detonate their batteries.”
Can cell phones really do that? Are the batteries that explosive? How come I have never heard of it happening before to anyone (ever)?
Maybe it was a special order of phones and customized batteries with an explosive nside each one. Like slaughterbots.
“and this means that anything with a Li-ion battery and a network connection just became a highly targeted (and targetable) weapon. a laptop is a claymore. it makes most EV’s into WMD’s. a whole new arms race just started and such weapons tech never stays in the hands of governments for long.”
El Gato
https://boriquagato.substack.com/p/smart-phones-as-smart-munitions
There goes the whole green agenda in a handbasket to hell. Bring on the internal combustion engines one more time.
Lithium is unstable. That is why EV’s catch fire and in small # cases explode. In those cases no one is purposely trying to overheat the batteries to make them do so. However, given that most of these EV’s are connected to the internet and their mfrs communicate with the vehicles they or a hacker (nefarious govt. intelligence agencies) could purposely remotely overheat the batteries and turn the vehicles into a much more lethal bomb, than a small phone.
ANYBODY HAVE GATES # ?