Fetterman on pager attack in Lebanon: 'If anything, I love it'

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113. That's ridiculously wrong

They didn't intercept a bunch of pagers headed all over the place. They created a pager manufacturing company and "fulfilled" only terrorist orders with exploding pagers.

It's wildly wrong to say they had no idea who might hold those pagers. In fact - the speculation was that they knew exactly which terrorists had which pagers and detonated them individually.

"Close proximity" might mean something if we were talking about grenade-sized explosives... but we're talking a tiny fraction of that amount. They knew that even the person with the pager on his hip was likely to only be disabled.