Tribute to Bhutto
Friday, December 28, 2007 12:28 PM
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Posted by: northman on December 28 2007 1:39 PMReligous brainwashing has claimed another visionary who was fighting for a better future for everyone in that country!
Posted by: opinionated on December 28 2007 4:32 PMShe was an amazing woman who fought to the end for her country.
Posted by: Harbinger on December 28 2007 4:34 PMThe future looks interesting. Who gets the nukes? Glad they can't reach here.
Posted by: Palopu on December 28 2007 6:02 PMThe Americans will bomb anyone who trys to get the nukes. No problem.
Posted by: Eagleone on December 28 2007 10:49 PMIMO she brought this on herself and I don't know whether or not I should feel sorry for her. She was much too confrontational to Musharif the last couple of months and was not willing to compromise and find a middle ground with what is clearly a military dictatorship in Pakistan.
IMO Benizar Bhutto risked destabilizing Pakistan further with her approach and I'm not convinced it was in the interest of Pakistan that she was doing this (ie British involvement). Thus clearly the Pakistan regime knocked her off and blamed it on AQ who they knew our governments in the west would lap up as a ready made excuse.
Clearly Musharif removed her security prior to her assassination as per the George Bush senior game plan when he organized the assassination of JFK. Both are carbon copy assassinations from the logistics level and that is no coincidence. Bush and Musharif are partners in 9/11 and the war on terror and Bhutto was playing with fire by not being more diplomatic in realizing the realities that she faced. I don't think she was courageous, but rather a lose cannon playing out a dumb strategy that played right into their trap.
IMO the only hope for Pakistan left is if they can get that cricket player dude running the show. He seems to be the only moderate in the country that can think to protect himself while recognizing what it is he faces.
IMO it is clear that Bush and Musharif are partners in crime and AQ is their boogieman to the world who if we are not careful AQ will be outfitted with a nuclear weapon to be smuggled into the west for detonation... to be blamed on Iran... and further the goals of the NWO banksters.
Clearly it is time for NATO to step up to the plate and be answered for along the boarder of Pakistan otherwise the NATO treaty should be null and void and let the Europeans worry about their own security problems.
IMO Benizar Bhutto risked destabilizing Pakistan further with her approach and I'm not convinced it was in the interest of Pakistan that she was doing this (ie British involvement). Thus clearly the Pakistan regime knocked her off and blamed it on AQ who they knew our governments in the west would lap up as a ready made excuse.
Clearly Musharif removed her security prior to her assassination as per the George Bush senior game plan when he organized the assassination of JFK. Both are carbon copy assassinations from the logistics level and that is no coincidence. Bush and Musharif are partners in 9/11 and the war on terror and Bhutto was playing with fire by not being more diplomatic in realizing the realities that she faced. I don't think she was courageous, but rather a lose cannon playing out a dumb strategy that played right into their trap.
IMO the only hope for Pakistan left is if they can get that cricket player dude running the show. He seems to be the only moderate in the country that can think to protect himself while recognizing what it is he faces.
IMO it is clear that Bush and Musharif are partners in crime and AQ is their boogieman to the world who if we are not careful AQ will be outfitted with a nuclear weapon to be smuggled into the west for detonation... to be blamed on Iran... and further the goals of the NWO banksters.
Clearly it is time for NATO to step up to the plate and be answered for along the boarder of Pakistan otherwise the NATO treaty should be null and void and let the Europeans worry about their own security problems.