Thread by @Qnie_Addis

There are unbelievablly glaring gaps in @nimaelbagir latest piece for @CNN:

1/ According to the article the community leaders in Sudan are certain the bodies are of Tigrayans from Humera since they get the information from witnesses who.....

https://twitter.com/nimaelbagir/status/1434498834550382595

"saw people marched down to the river in one of the facilities and heard gunshots......We're told to look out for their bodies coming down the river."
After a few paragraphs @nimaelbagir quotes experts saying that the bodies had all been chemically preserved indicating...

"they had been stored in a similar environment, possibly a storage facility or a mass grave, before being dumped into the river, the experts said." ....

So which one is it @nimaelbagir? Were they taken down to the river & shot or were they in a mass grave? Why would the perpetrators go to all this trouble to preserve the bodies? This is actually consistent with the GOEs claim that the bodies were transported from some where else!

2/ According to @CNN|s article that it takes approximately 2-3 hours for the bodies to drift from Humera to Wad El Hilou.

@nimaelbagir, how do you explain the fact that the rumours of the alleged massacre were being circulated more than 10 days prior to the bodies showing up?

In reality, every evidence in the article proffered by @nimaelbagir actually suggests a close coordination between the people who dumped the bodies and the people who 'recovered' the bodies!

3/ @CNN "According to Gerri,his community usually finds the exact number of bodies it has been told to expect." Only the people who dump the bodies know the exact numbers!

https://twitter.com/merhatsidk/status/1434538894847000579?s=19

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