An example of this would be what Holly Finch wrote yesterday: 
On closer examination, it becomes apparent that although the fighters themselves originate from their host countries the weapons do not. Israeli people may be fighting Lebanese extremists, but it is American weapons which are trying to outdo their Iranian supplied counterparts.
I find this argument conspiratorial. Everything comes from everywhere. The computers being used in this war were probably put together in China using software designed by Americans, and the Israelis probably drive around in cars designed in Japan and manufactured in Europe.
I mean, surely it's helped by the fact that American companies are hardly going to sell weapons to Hezbollah and Iranian companies are hardly going to sell weapons to Israel - because there are laws no doubt in place to prevent those manufacturers from selling weapons to those people. This type of observation seems to be nothing more than "globalisation exists" rather than some big conspiracy. Occam's razor, y'know.
