In the First World War, the British and French knew that the Germans were eavesdropping on their field telephones so forbade people from talking about secret matters. Then they had to start eavesdropping on the phone network to identify people ignoring the ban, because the phone was too convenient. The culprits were given a bollocking but stamping it out was almost impossible.

I wouldn't be surprised if people convince themselves that the US-zionazis won't notice them on the phone. As for the number of victims, compared to the size of the state apparat, I doubt there have been that many.

Apropos, who coined the term "targeted assassinations"? There can't be indiscriminate assassinations, can there?