No don't help him. We've been over the whole thing and he's just obfuscating because he knows he's been exposed once again.
let him stew ;--)
On the other hand it'll be interesting to see just what comes of the espionage charges
No you haven't. that's the point
All We get is another weak attempt to deflect from the simple point that in your post #49 you made accusations and repeated them in post #52 and #58
The issue was pretty much settled when the organization was unable to produce a single document proving its claims weren't nothing more than fiction.
Apparently Breaking the Silence, is remaining silent on providing so much as a shred of evidence to back up its wild claims.
All very pleasantly distracting from the one simple fact that breaking the silence are themselves silent when it comes to actually legally documenting so much as a single claim.
All those purported interviews and not one single person willing to step for ward and testify.
OH my
If the scum at "breaking the silence" are unable to provide so much as one shred of actual evidence to prove their claims. They should be tried as traitors and declared persona non gratis, and expelled from Israel.
When challenged regarding these claims, which have nothing to do with the alleged "espionage investigation" (aka attempt to intimidate) against Breaking the Silence you duck, you dive, you squirm, anything to avoid having to provide any links or evidence to substantiate your claims, so I'll ask again:
1. What exact claims were made by Breaking the Silence that they could not substantiate (prove)?
2. Some objective (real rather than made up) evidence (other than a Hasbara blog) that the press conference that allegedly occurred (might or might not have happened) in 2009 in Sderot, contained an announcement by BTS that "the British government had financed them to survey more than 1000 Israeli soldiers who had taken part in last December/January Israeli military incursion into Gaza, in order to “find evidence of Israeli war crimes against Gaza civilians”