Tom Bilyeu

And if it were just patently untrue, I think they would rush out to say that.

So the fact that they're not denying it

I'm taking to mean that these reports really are accurate.

Now, CNN calculated the replacement costs for one destroyed fad radar system alone would be just under half a billion dollars.

So these hits ain't coming cheap, man.

Iranian ballistic missiles have started landing inside of Israel.

There are many confirmed impact sites in various locations and coming from multiple verified reporting services.

So that also seems to be legitimate.

Missiles with cluster warheads have also been used, and those are much harder to defend against.

So these aren't small incidents like the hits they're taking are pretty brutal now.

Rumors have long been standing, but I have, other than just, I see it so much, my mental model is that it is true.

I have not admittedly verified this, but supposedly Israel really clamps down and censors people trying to post images of Israel getting hit.

So that may account for why you don't see an overwhelming amount of footage.

You do see some, but you don't see an overwhelming amount of it coming out.

so i guess don't be too surprised most countries are going to do that at times of war the most significant protective failure that i could actually verify happened on march 9th this was the idf itself confirming that two hezbollah missiles hit central israel now there are claims that these missiles were launched without any warning sirens sounding ahead of time

and without any attempts at interception because they were just blind to it, that part is a little less clear.

But that certainly rings true given that we know that there have been degraded radar capabilities.

So I'm not super surprised if that ends up being true.

The IDF has called the strikes an isolated failure.

That seems pretty unlikely to me.