Hello and welcome to dangerous ideas.

I'm Lee Camp and Pagers have exploded across Lebanon, injuring 3,000 or 2,800 people across Lebanon and some in Syria.

This is a new level of cyber attack that we have not really seen before.

It's pretty crazy what's going on here.

This has been done by Israel.

They haven't taken credit exactly.

However, a higher-up minister in Israel tweeted out a suggestion that it was there doing and then

deleted that tweet. This is a pretty crazy escalation of things. I don't know how blowing up

thousands of pages in people's pockets doesn't count, A, as terrorism

because you're just blowing up pockets of people around the entire country, killing some of them.

They said something like eight dead, they believe, others critically injured.

And it's just an act of terror. These people weren't like actively

doing anything. It's not like they're on the front lines or something. Now, I know there are people

that just hear the term Hezbollah and they go, oh my God, that means a dirty evil person.

But let's remember that imagine how many people work for like the

Pentagon. Imagine how many secretaries there are. Imagine how many, and I didn't say male or female,

it could be either. But imagine how many people there are that clean the floors at the Pentagon

that are Pentagon employees. Imagine like, so if all of their crotches blew up simultaneously, would, like, I feel like some

people might have something to say about that. And I know some of you, including me, are going,

wait, why are there still pagers? Why does anyone have a pager? Even in a country that maybe has

a little bit less technology than, say, the United States or Israel, why do they have paid?

Well, apparently a lot of Hezbollah was communicating with pagers in order to be a little less hackable.

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