[OFF TOPIC] Politics Thread

[Dragon 1,844]

49 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Do those Houthis realize they can also simply ask to be killed? Because they know that's gonna happen now, this just seems a complex way of asking to die.

The Iranian government don't really want to be killed but they have no objection to having Houthi Yemenis get blown up in their place.

[bestmen 2,817]

22 minutes ago, Dragon said:

The Iranian government don't really want to be killed but they have no objection to having Houthi Yemenis get blown up in their place.

I know the strategy of Iran , i will not spoil it 

[bestmen 2,817]

Gaza , They recognized him with teeth 

 

[bestmen 2,817]

another shooting against Trump 

[bestmen 2,817]

This is the Yemeni hypersonic missile called Palestine2 did 2000 km reached Satanyahu in 11 minutes 

 

[Grassmarket 3,402]

OK, so now Hezbollah have to go back to communicating by....[checks Wikipedia]....fax machine.

 

Thousands hurt by exploding pagers across Lebanon, health minister says - BBC News

 

 

[heywoodu 15,135]

1 hour ago, Grassmarket said:

OK, so now Hezbollah have to go back to communicating by....[checks Wikipedia]....fax machine.

 

Thousands hurt by exploding pagers across Lebanon, health minister says - BBC News

 

 

Meaning they'll have to fall back to the level of technology of countries like....right, Germany and their billion fax machines they still rely on.

[heywoodu 15,135]

Whatever one's position is, technologically speaking this is a massively impressive operation. Causing thousands of these things to, presumably, overheat their batteries and explode in the same time period is one of the highest impact hacks in history, one might say.

 

 

Spoiler

 

 

Edited September 17 by heywoodu

[Grassmarket 3,402]

42 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Meaning they'll have to fall back to the level of technology of countries like....right, Germany and their billion fax machines they still rely on.

Really?  How odd.  I remember they were a great wonder at my work when we started using them in the late 80s, but even by about the mid 90s they were sitting in dusty, forgotten corners.  I guess there must be some legal requirement.   Or maybe Germans are just nostalgic for the whole Berlin Wall / Scorpions / Rudi Voller's haircut era.  

Edited September 17 by Grassmarket

[Grassmarket 3,402]

39 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Whatever one's position is, technologically speaking this is a massively impressive operation. Causing thousands of these things to, presumably, overheat their batteries and explode in the same time period is one of the highest impact hacks in history, one might say.

 

 

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No need to ask which brand of pagers, though.  

 

Edited September 17 by Grassmarket