The unquestioning support is a product of public fury at US-orchestrated "disappearances", of which there have been hundreds in Pakistan, and deep scepticism about the American account of her capture.
Israel still faces a number of enemies that consider it illegitimate and wish its disappearance, one of which is Iran.
The murders, torture and forced disappearances, most of which took place in the mid-1970's, had faded from public attention.
The disappearances, two of which took place outside mainland China, in Hong Kong and Thailand, have stirred fears about what many see as Beijing's growing willingness to pursue its opponents beyond its own borders.
It is entirely possible, according to international law experts, that taking prisoners to H1 could amount to "unlawful deportation or transfer or unlawful confinement", and that the prisoners were subjected to "enforced disappearances", both of which are war crimes under the Rome statute of the international criminal court.
The disappearance of British Home Stores, which employs 12,000 staff, would represent a poignant moment for the high street.
Still, the disappearance of BNB, which supplied more than 1,000 tourbillon movements annually to about 20 big and small brands, sent shock waves through the industry.
Sales have been hit hard since March, with customers from China deserting the airline after the disappearance of MH370, which was carrying 152 Chinese citizens among the 227 passengers presumed to have died.
One Samsung official acknowledged privately that the disappearance of Hynix, which ranks third worldwide behind Samsung and Micron Technology in semiconductor sales, could be the ultimate solution for Samsung and other technology companies -- but also acknowledged that the topic was taboo.
The evening's emotional centerpiece was Léo Ferré's devastating chanson "Avec le Temps" ("With Time"), a meditation on the eventual disappearance of everything, which Ms. Lemper sang in French without translating.
