re: #43 researchok

SHHH!!! You’ll upset the narrative!

LOL.
RIght.
Let’s not do that with, you know, genuine facts.
re: #42 000G

I think that’s supposed to have been this: [Link: www.haaretz.com…]

Cached: [Link: www.haaretz.com…]

If that’s the right story, then the boy was actually detained. The family says he was battered and they weren’t told where he was; the police say the detention was accomplished according to law.

That story doesn’t rise to the level of “ample evidence” that Lobengula claims he gave us. There are no photos; nothing but conflicting stories, each side with a story that serves their purpose. Frankly, just from seeing a long history of fabrications from the Palestinian side, I tend to give more weight to the police’s story in this one.