In this scenario, The “Foreign Organization” substitutes one batch of cell phones (thousands) for another. The new cell phones are exactly like the original except that a small explosive charge has been substituted as a dummy chip in the circuit. When a certain number is dialed by the new owner, the phone explodes killing its user. During the Superbowl commercial break, a number to call to receive your free …you get the picture.
Several years ago, when the Internet and cell phones weren’t so widespread, I developed this theme at some length. I finally abandoned it because it seemed too limited, but in light of some of today’s activities, it seems less unlikely.
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April 20, 2011 at 8:45 am
In the words of Rodney King, “Why can’t we just all get along?” Obviously a terrorist or religious zealot of any faith or persuasion wants things his way and not yours. Hence, the eternal conflict. I am reminded of a visit to the United Nations Bldg in Geneva, Switzerland a few years ago. We were a group of Rotarians on the last tour of the day. A few stragglers came in and wanted to join out tour. They were obviously of Eastern Indian descent, dressed in native garb and were very dark skinned. Our tour leader (who I called “The Old Nazi”) objected boisterously, refusing to allow the interlopers to join our tour group. We were embarrassed; we protested and insisted the late-comers join our party. The senior gentleman of the Indian family replied in the most beautiful “King’s English” accent I have ever heard “Why can’t we just all get alone?”
April 20, 2011 at 8:46 am
Get along, not get alone.