Jeremy Clarkson predicts the future after Hezbollah Walkie-Talkie Blasts

[@strazer5728]

Did Israel temper with Malaysia Airlines MH370 the same way ??? Just as a test run ???

[@paulcawley1589]

No. No one could say for sure if the Israeli’s are directly behind what I’m about to share, but I wouldn’t put it past them. The system is called by different names from each airline but all airline carriers have installed what United Airlines calls a “Flight Termination System” (again, they are called slightly different names depending on the airline). Another airline calls it a “Flight Interruption System” and what they all do is completely override the cockpit. The pilots cannot use a single button in the cockpit, they can’t even communicate with the passengers or flip the “HIJACK” toggle switch to alert ground control that they are being Hijacked! The pilots basically just sit there while the plane is being flown remotely by someone somewhere else!

[@mzaki4949]

"Every time anyone says that Israel is our only friend in the Middle East, I can't help but think that before Israel, we had no enemies in the Middle East." - Father John Sheehan "Today, nearly everything is made in China, except for courage. Courage is made in Palestine." - Anthony Bourdain "Freedom of Speech ends where the truth about israel begins. " - Mohamad Zaki

[@andreinastase1604]

Boeing airplanes can be remote controlled

[@strazer5728]

Iranian Presidents helicopter 🚁 could also have been remotely controlled and crashed ? It was parked in Azerbaijan and Mossad could have tempered with it ?

[@strazer5728]

@@andreinastase1604 Does Everyone know this but keeps silent so as not to panic the global public ? Is this your opinion?

[@mzaki4949]

"Every time anyone says that Israel is our only friend in the Middle East, I can't help but think that before Israel, we had no enemies in the Middle East." - Father John Sheehan "Today, nearly everything is made in China, except for courage. Courage is made in Palestine." - Anthony Bourdain "Freedom of Speech ends where the truth about israel begins. " - Mohamad Zaki

[@maqboolusman2914]

100% agree with him, its probably been done aswell already in isolated “incidents”

[@stevedavies-pp7dp]

When flight MH370 disappeared years ago many of us said on that very day it was hijacked remotely and everyone laughed until a few days later Rolls Royce announced its engines were still texting saying ‘we are fine’ from Santa Garcia …. The only strange thing about technology is that people can’t believe what in reality is rather simple 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@icarustanovic3097]

That happened in 911. Remitely controled planes.

[@ColinMill1]

I saw a video where they demonstrated what could be done by hacking a car. They did, as Clarkson mentioned, turn the radio up full blast. Then they fooled with the speed (going slow thankfully) and finally turned the vehicle off into the ditch. This was some years ago so I suspect it's even worse now.

[@petermartin8756]

Spot on Jezza as usual! If a car can be disabled by credit card companies, it’s not a giant leap of the imagination to think that a car couldn’t be speeded up and driven off a cliff.

[@Starlight22215]

Like Paul Walker ?

[@Ramit16]

The credit card companies as you call them fit a device that facilitates this possibility and then they are removed when the £££££ has been cleared !!

[@petermartin8756]

@@Ramit16 Fair enough, my point was it doesn’t take a great deal of imagination to see that in the not too distant future that car electronics can be tampered with and controlled independently of the driver…

[@williemrebekahmaclutchie-e7654]

hahahahahahahah

[@bonaanayaga]

You are right the Chechen Tesla truck was shut off all the way from Tesla. So there are many things that could go wrong with what the idiots in isreal did and america is quiet

[@virgilpalmer2427]

The electronics were sabotaged with explosives hidden inside them...

[@garywalling4341]

Were they?All of them? No 'sniffer' dogs around/available/no threat envisaged I take it? This is just poppycock mate!

[@benespenfoxy2170]

Do you really believe that?

[@shtroizn]

@@garywalling4341 This guy explains it quite well - kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6fUaH2DYr2XkLc

[@madnbad1408]

Duh

[@stanley917]

@@garywalling4341 considering the legal systems and liability, would you believe a manufacturer of communication devices for the general public would construct one that could blow up on command?

[@reza829]

Yes, very valid point!

[@Franco-t1o]

Yes that's why your washing machine breaks down 1 day after warranty runs out all programed in

[@samlebon9884]

And maybe they are programming people to expire after 35 years.

[@What-kw6ox]

lol. That explains it. They are just plain evil people.

[@robertmcgivern6585]

He's right, and right now this 'Internet of things' is very real.

[@EnigmaHood]

This entire thing backfired in Israel's face. I think they were hoping the world would admire their ingenuity in pulling this attack off, but instead the reaction has been decidedly negative, cynical, and alarming. The main issue is that this is no longer something that merely affects a militia thousands of miles away, people are asking if this could happen to them if they ever piss off the wrong person.

[@raysmith8412]

Really, I believe it was Hezbollah nut's it backfired on, lol.

[@michaelwills1926]

Exactly, and god forbid that wrong person be on an airplane at cruising altitude.

[@abc-mf8rr]

Correct

[@navajojohn9448]

Elon Musk just turned off the Chechen dictator's Tesla Cyber truck remotely. It is now a brick.

[@higherfordkid1625]

😂😂

[@michaelwills1926]

There’s a Chechen dictator?

[@robertscott961]

@@michaelwills1926 Ramzan Akhmatovich Kadyrov (born 5 October 1976) is a Russian politician and current Head of the Chechen Republic. He was formerly affiliated with the Chechen independence movement, through his father who was the separatist-appointed mufti of Chechnya.

[@anthonyraymond5718]

Go and have another look, Birdbrain! He's got 3 of them!

[@anthonyraymond5718]

@@robertscott961 You know these Nazis aren't very smart.

[@kulturfreund6631]

Very plausible scenario. He‘s a bright man, worth listening, especially in the field of motorvehicle technology.

[@7spadefish7]

I like Clarkson but that’s not exactly what happened with the pagers.They were designed to blow up.

[@liamo6889]

Yeah amd so we're walkie talkies and solar panels. Definitely nothing to do with lithium ion batterys which are found in electric cars which are also found to spontaneous combust.

[@aslantheguardian9008]

Is there Any way anyone can prove that the current smart devices we all carry with us are not also designed to blow up? Can it be proven that these devices can not be hacked to cause a circuit malfunction causing a blast? Where does the design of internal chip and circuitry of our devices and vehicles come from? As an example: Are you aware of the link between "intel" processors and Western Intelligence Agencies? There is a reason why it's named intel. If they are demonstrating an ability in plain sight, you can be sure that they are way more advanced in tech than what is shown. And every civilian is a target, not just hezbollah.

[@michaelwills1926]

@@aslantheguardian9008well done

[@DoubleOh42]

I'm not sure anyone (civilians or news agencies) knows just quiet how it was done. Idk how it was done, I just find it wild how targeted it was. If they planted an explosive in the pagers. How come only those in Beruit specifically exploded but the WT were spread out in a larger area. You would think with the ability of free movement explosions would have happened all across Lebanon. People visiting their aunts and granny's, mistresses or buying boutique goods from the plug in the next town over.

[@awalabdulnoor]

Anyone can become a target with "smart" devices. They already use them to listen in n spy on people to track people, to assassinate people, it just depends on who's bad side you fall on? The Police, countries? Every country has programmers, coders, etc, and this acceptability of what Israel has done has made it OK for every single country to participate in it without anyone having the right to pass judgement, criticism

[@S1M1P]

No more electronic devices from Netanyahu

[@vsboy2577]

Who says the other governments will not do this to phones of its citizens

[@icedriver2207]

Or EV's

[@vsboy2577]

@@icedriver2207 absolutely, this was a test of the technology

[@apemoon1731]

​@@vsboy2577😂😂😂😂

[@ac1646]

@@vsboy2577 It wasn't new technology though was it? And nothing 'new' about putting explosives in things.

[@vsboy2577]

@@ac1646 not when they are controlled remotely

[@faruqkhan]

Absolutely spot on!

[@pierrelarocque3214]

What about computers in planes !!!

[@laithmughrabi8990]

9/11?

[@sooner3034]

don't use self driving cars. simple

[@cuteandfunnyearthlings2863]

Don't own or drive a tesla, just look at the number of people unalived driving it ever since the first tesla went on sale.

[@scottjones1109]

If Clarkson is right about his assertions, then no one surrounded by today's computer technology is safe from attack.

[@elrubeno2000]

We all new that , everything is posible this days .

[@michaelwills1926]

@@elrubeno2000if everyone knew that then why in hell would they applaud this action, unless they didn’t actually know

[@caddyshackhonda]

I remember hearing something somewhere like 'if you can think of an idea, the chances are it has already been done'

[@yvonnesmith2115]

Hence why i drive a 15 year old car. Do not do much online and have never touched an alexa.

[@GordonBennett-c5k]

I think I'll stick to my 2006 Hyundai

[@rhiconic]

So buy a classic car.

[@unreasonable4rce]

Still won’t protect you from getting slammed by any number of rogue cars, trucks, buses etc.

[@AWARHERO]

I've been saying this for like , 10 years now...

[@1marktanderson]

As long as my Yeti doesn’t dump a load of hot coffee in my lap we’re good.

[@icedriver2207]

Can you imagine if every Rivian or Tesla was hacked simultaneously to cause the batteries to go into thermal runaway. Just tell it that its not fully charged when it is and keep trying to put electricity in the battery when you go to charge it.

[@slmpjalmazrouei4346]

I was thinking the same,if they can spy on your phone ,anything its possible

[@belladonna6624]

The world has become an extremely dangerous and scary place. I've found my old mobile phone and will be using that in future. I refuse to buy an electric car and will keep my old petrol car for the foreseeable future.

[@DaveV173]

That's how the Austrian Far right opponent was killed many years ago , he was getting too powerful and people were listening to him .

[@michaelfelsinger-k2i]

I agree with Mr Clarkson 100%. What he said about someone electronically controlling the speed of your car and causing it to crash has already been done in the US by the CIA. It was on one of our Australian 6.30 PM nightly current affairs programs a few years ago. The news report came from the US and the target was a truck.

[@Handsome81]

Right

[@MrTench8]

Something similar was portrayed in the 2023 film "Leave the World behind", cars with the self driving function were all sent to the same place causing a pile up and road block. The Obama's were credited as executive producers on this film! So yes i imagine this would be entirely possible.

[@jamesfairmind2247]

Good reason to buy a classic car with no electronics at all, it will obviously be over 40 years old and so there is no tax or MOT and insurance is dirt cheap and it is ULEZ exempt. Plus it can only go up in value. E-type, Healy, MGB, Land Rover ?

[@jamesdolph437]

yes

[@pure7082]

Clarkson is right about his assertion

[@viaexcellence]

With that type of intention, anything is possible.

[@GaryConway-kl5vp]

This is not new, hollywood has even made movies in which this scenario is used. Jeremy is just stating the obvios.

[@apemoon1731]

Hollywood using it in films is proof of nothing

[@Jack_Warner]

Why can't we listen to him talk?

[@unreasonable4rce]

Wasn’t it said that he wrote it in an article, rather than spoke it verbally?

[@patrickhall3878]

Since most parts are made in China.

[@mohammedzulk8485]

Well done for warning people…if instructed some A.I out there could get into everything linked in.

[@cealy76]

His fear about cars has already came true.

[@relaxationstation7374]

Global Airline Security is definitely freaking the hell out!

[@jusuflazami9580]

NO BRAINER, EVIL IS ALSO PREDICTABLE!!

[@relvasanalytics7852]

...that's why I'll never buy a Chinese car.

[@belladonna6624]

Its sad so many people have bought into western propaganda.

[@johnkeogh8164]

Elon Musk could stop all Tesla cars and more if he wanted to. 😮

[@Tykoon]

Stick to your legacy non-connected gas cars.

[@dewanafication]

I think he is spot on

[@BeLikeAStranger1448]

Has Anyone Seen Lithium Batteries Just A Simple AA Sized Battery Being Squeezed With Little To Moderate Pressure & It Blows Up ? Or A Mobile Phone Sized Lithium Battery Which Has Water Spilled On It It & It Explodes Like A Small Bomb With Devastating Force & Destruction ?

[@nasdean7166]

This man got big brain

[@johngardiner5206]

Tesla's can be completely manipulated wherever they are......... in the world.

[@wristcandy5451]

100% correct

[@ix-Xafra]

And you can guarantee they screwed them on the price of the pagers to add insult to injury...

[@shuhubrafik1411]

Very valid , the future is very scary

[@katrinakavanagh1070]

NO

[@WeveGotBush]

Yep all about control especially the EV.

[@spaceUniverse2012]

I think his larger point was on point, yes the more electronic and connected our devices (i.e. home, appliances, phones, and transportation) get, the more vulnerable we are to cyber attacks. This is an imminent threat without a doubt, but the pagers exploding was an operation that took years in the making, one time use, the pagers/devices were set up beforehand, multiple parties involved (paid off or diplomatic ties), then sold as a shipment in that area. The devices were then monitored and then detonated indiscriminately, breaking all international laws. Anyone telling you that they strategically target Hezbollah associates, is a fool or a liar. They had a general list of their associates and possible numbers (which they probably bribed communications companies in Lebanon to give them that). But in the end they knew they will be killing civilians who had nothing to do with this conflict. The problem is not what can be used to kill people, the problem is that we are inherently becoming a more lawless world, no precedent set by anyone to be moral or just when it comes to conflicts, and how to resolve them. We are becoming more immoral and unjust. Now, nations fighting wars will indiscriminately kill civilians in the process, not caring about anyone as long as their personal interests are met. This is why it is a more dangerous world.

[@texaswild3346]

*It seems like people are missing Jeremy's point. He emphasizes the vulnerability of electronic devices that receive signals via satellite or mobile towers, explaining how any group could exploit them. And Nethanyahu demonstrated this concept to the rest of the world by showing how it's done*

[@Shahi-t5j]

He is 100% right. Look what type of things you are able to do now with AI. It was impossible not long ago

[@Dana-fy8bg]

He’s only now figuring this out? This has been speculated on for a few decades now. Especially since several car manufacturers have been building cars with features that the company can turn on or off depending upon whether the purchasers are willing to pay for them.

[@Renato-wp7pi]

And that's why you don't mess with Israel where the best and brightest thrive.

[@stephenvince9994]

Yes! absolutely correct! Jews have significantly higher IQ. As for their courage, that was forged in 1947....

[@modifidious666]

Israel is 20% Muslim and they mostly get anong fine as the aren't concerned about being pianists or supporting a terrorist government, it's a very nice place but this problem will happen again and into the foreseeable future, Israel just want to end it for the safety of isrealites and that is both religions but sometime both take it too far.

[@padraic3232]

You obviously know nothing.

[@EnigmaHood]

I don't think you really grasp the situation. The entire world is against you, and only you can't figure out why.

[@Renato-wp7pi]

@@EnigmaHood most of the time herd mentality isn't spot on.

[@SaadKebir]

The CIA can already hack your car. Almost every car is equipped with a GPS.

[@upupandaway2728]

now we know why Nasa has parking lots full of old classic cars and trucks. no computers.

[@cliffhardie3341]

Welcome to Skynet

[@TFQ1]

I heard that even cars which are even 20 - 25 years old can be remotely controlled.

[@stephenglazer4224]

no

[@kristine8338]

True.

[@jackier1726]

My phones volume goes up on its own. You can literally watch the volume bar going up without you touching it. If that’s not scary I don’t know what it. Sometimes it takes a picture even if you do not touch it. Someone else seems to have control of the system from elsewhere. Scary

[@charlesbiggar4261]

We are all carrying explosive gadgets and we have them in our homes we have to avoid technology and go back to the stone age😢

[@laithmughrabi8990]

"Russia won't stand a month" -Jeremy Clarkson 9 months ago.

[@cuteandfunnyearthlings2863]

Don't own or drive a tesla, just look at the number of people unalived driving it ever since the first tesla went on sale.

[@Cut-thieves-hand-new-law]

The sentence " misuse technology " has no meaning at all ! And anymore !

[@aftabkhanize]

The four airplanes involved in 9/11 disaster were also controlled by remote after their pilots, crew and passengers were all put to sleep by some poisonous gas. I totally agree with Jeremy about his fears after the pagers assault.

[@Dawar55]

Self driving cars are exactly that. It here

[@rajibrabbi40]

Yes

[@cytuber]

Michael Hastings anyone? Hastings was a journalist and fierce critic of the Obama administration, Democratic Party, and surveillance state and died when his car seemed to keep accelerating until it crashed and blew up.

[@DeadChavez]

As long as the person in front of the buttons is not called Muhammed, I am Ok with this new tech.

[@otaku1524]

Mossad or Putin or Kamala can do this just as well.

[@EnigmaHood]

Jews were the ones who did this attack, not Muslims. But I think you're one of those genocidal Zionists that actually thinks it's ok for Jews to do terrorist attacks, and no one else.

[@naimroshaimi4796]

or The President right now , Joe if he goes senile while in office 😊😊😊 and push a button 😅😅😊😊 hehe dont be angry 😊😊

[@jut8146]

So you think the guy who did the pagers was named Muhammed?

[@williemrebekahmaclutchie-e7654]

arabs 2dumb

[@cedricemmanuel2082]

Poor Jeremy, he should stop smoking Jamaican woodbines😂

[@user-dg7sy8cz3b]

Nothing new. We’ve known of this liability for ten years now.

[@Rambobambo007]

This is a coward act of war

[@What-kw6ox]

Thank God condoms are still analog

[@CXVictory]

Black Op II - Circa 2025

[@renesicardbreaultsicard6124]

Someone has Citroen 2CV for sale?

[@nazh9663]

Now we understand what may have happened to the Malyaisan planes that mysteriously went missing in 2014.

[@3dprintingandairguns668]

Can we hear Jeremy?

[@raysmith8412]

You can always shift into neutral, or turn off the ignition.

[@michaelwills1926]

Ask Paul Walker, or Anne Heche

[@kingisback1995]

If someone famous say there is a big hole up in the sky. All people from the world would believe in that. The people are so naive.

[@riverland22]

Yes.

[@Rick-gb5jj]

Michael Hastings death was a warning to us.

[@Batfink11]

Jeremy is an expert at sabotaging cars,just ask James May😅

[@johnbutler7542]

Seriously Jeremy, you're still trying to wear a Lamborghini 😂😂😂

[@stephenprice2134]

Nobody has mentioned what Tony Blair thinks about the legacy he has left to Starbucks and co in parliament or maybe he agrees 🤪

[@georgeburns5811]

That is why I own no new cars. They are nothing but recording studios of your actions while in them.

[@saintz177]

The paper dome is antisemitic

[@rps215]

He is saying Homefront: The Revolution could be coming for real, except it is not done by our friend, Brother Kim?

[@user-zn7lz8tv8s]

That doesn't mean that every electronic device has explosives built into them.

[@michaelwills1926]

The electronic components are the explosive, and those are in everything now

[@user-zn7lz8tv8s]

@@michaelwills1926 You're funny.

[@muraqebmustaqel1506]

@@michaelwills1926 Yes , they can receive an instruction to get over heated

[@navajojohn9448]

This is just coming to Clarkson now? Where has he been? Modern cars are mobile computers more than a vehicle. Years ago a 13 year old hacked into a car at the car show after the CEO saying it impossible. The kid went to a Radio Shack store to get some supplies and hacked the car. The kid's name is a secret to this day.

[@ZainalAbidin-d8q]

Yeah think what the Khazars can do with his farm .

[@meimiaolin2581]

Hmmm, perhaps a Huawei phone is not so bad after all.

[@michaelhandley5116]

that's what you get for driving mobile entertainment rubbish.

[@handle11141]

That was deep