And since B.C. is on the subject of MSM fuckuppery and blatant anti-Israel propaganda already (thanks for the coffee in my nostrils, B.C., that al-Roto-Reuters Photoshop was quite possibly THE most indescribably incompetent piece of shi’ite I’ve ever seen), why not return briefly to “the massacre that wasn’t” in Qana?

I have to admit that I was a mite puzzled when Allahpundit concluded that the IDF had admitted that their intel about the building in Qana connecting it to Katyusha launches and other terrorist related activity was wrong. Particularly since I read the article that he linked to.

The totality of the “admission” is, no matter how you read it, that “had the IDF known that the building was stuffed to the gills with civilians, then they wouldn’t have attacked.” That’s it. No “our intel linking it to terrorism was wrong”, no “there weren’t any terrorists in that building”, only “had we known it was full of civilians, we wouldn’t have attacked.”

Or maybe I just can’t read. If I can’t, please tell me where the IDF says “our intel indicated that the building had been used for terrorist activities. That was incorrect”, because I don’t see it.

Then there was the whole suspicion of Hezbollah trucking in refrigerated corpses to “spice up” the scene a bit, a suspicion created, in part, by the strange discrepancies between the Hezbollah/MSM propaganda line and what you actually saw in the photos, as outlined perfectly by LC & IB Confederate Yankee right here.

Isn’t it peculiar how some of the children’s bodies paraded around look like they went to sleep after taking a shower, particularly considering that they were allegedly caught in and killed by a collapsing concrete building. After all, we Americans (and New Yorkers in particular) know a thing or two about concrete dust, no? And how about “Green Helmet”’s impeccably clean and dust-free fatigues? Impressive, if you’ve been digging the corpses of lil’ children out of concrete rubble for hours, wouldn’t you think?

And now it turns out that “Green Helmet” has a name and that he, oddly enough, shares that name with a truck driver in Tyre who was, you guessed it, driving around corpses in refrigerated trucks.

What are the odds?

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