“only stable democracy” haha that old chestnut, you are deluded if you are ignoring the number of actual democracies in the ME that USA has helped topple or marginalised.

Whilst the first part of your point is correct IMHO, for the rest Israel has been the very opposite of a force for stability in the region and the non-conditionality of the US’ help has emboldened successive Israeli governments to behave worse and worse thus making the region less stable (one of their main concerns seems to be to stop nations around them from having stable democratic governments) rather than more.

I would say that ACAB and a bunch of very rich Americans with Fascist tendencies who happen to be Jewish and love the ethno-Fascism which is Zionism having bought American Politics (basically doing what Russia wanted to do and, unlike Russia, actually succeeding) is a far better explanation for continued American support of Israel, a theory that much better explains the unconditionality of the American support for Israel than the idea that it’s because of wanting stability in the Middle East.

Absolutelly, American support makes geostrategical sense up to a point. It’s just that we’re well beyond that point and the American support in its current form (weapon shipments, blocking UN resolutions condemning the genocide) doesn’t make sense for geostrategical reasons (both in terms of stability in the Middle East and because it also damages the perception of America all over the World), so it must be something else driving it.

Apart with all the buzzwords; Current US politics for Israel is making US look bad on an international stage. There’s no point in behaving that way.

Mind telling me how Israel is a table democracy? Or how they create stability? Maybe you can tell me why the middle east is a destabilized region to begin with?

Haha no. Take some time and read up maybe? All the info is available. Heck, maybe hop on a call and talk to some people in Lebanon? Anything. Just stop repeating nonsense.

And most political parties don’t sit on a stash of rockets and other military weapons.

That’s a very weak arguement - you’re communicating with the embassy and ambassador of a recognized country.

Hezbollah*

I know it was probably an innocent mistake but people have been mixing these two up a lot recently

Oh right! I keep forgetting that Israel is “the west” and Palestine is not despite being geographically on top of each other. Someday I’m gonna have to figure out where exactly this “west” is so I know not to go there.

Will you still be laughing when this hack inevitably leaks and is used to harm you or your family

My family isn’t a part of any international crime syndicates. Feelin’ pretty fuckin’ safe despite your best efforts.

What are you on about

I’m a computer hacker

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it’s looking more and more like these were done by hacking the devices and detonating the battery.

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The leading theory is a supply chain attack and that explosives were planted but you would know that if you could read, mr hacker

All credible reporting I’ve seen is relatively certain that it was a small amount of military grade explosives.

If you have the device in front of you, and are prepping it for your secret operation, that also seems like a much more straightforward solution than trying to manipulate a lithium ion battery in a way that both allows it to work normally for years, but then explode violently enough to kill someone holding it.

The command might have been a hack but the physicality is just not something normal batteries are capable of producing.

But that cannot be why. My buddy says the ambassador had a good friend, an old roommate, who joined Hezbollah and that’s how they keep in touch.

Organized Religion is just cancer at this point

Not limited to the middle east.

That’s more of a philosophical stance than any kind of secret.

Haha that’s just a textile factory haha