Anyone Who Believes Al Qaeda Killed Bhutto Is An Asshole
SUNDAY DECEMBER 30 2007 9:00 AM
Submitted by FearTheReaper. Edited By erin_broadley.
TAGS: Benazir Bhutto, Musharref, Pakistan, Al Qaeda, Baitullah Mehsud

Seriously. A complete and total asshole, and a self-centered one at that. How many minutes after the death of Benazir Bhutto did it take for the idiots among us to point the finger at Al Qaeda? It is such a pathetic and ignorant claim that I am amazed how many now consider it truth. But who else would kill the former Prime Minister of Pakistan than America’s enemy? I think at this point we can be certain that anyone who is killed anywhere in the world was murdered by Al Qaeda.
US “experts” are popping out of the woodwork to explain to us that Al Qaeda is the only group that could possibly benefit from such an act. Many Americans will soak it up because the alternative would be to do a little reading on their own. And we are nothing more than a nation of spoon fed retards.
Look at this article in Newsweek, just one day after the assassination.
'Almost Certainly Al Qaeda'
Bruce Riedel, a former defense and intelligence official who helped make South Asia policy in the administrations of George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton, says he believes Benazir Bhutto's assassination "was almost certainly the work of Al Qaeda or Al Qaeda's Pakistani allies." He says, "Their objective is to destabilize the Pakistani state, to break up the secular political parties, to break up the army so that Pakistan becomes a politically failing state in which the Islamists in time can come to power much as they have in other failing states."
Yes, in fucking deedy. That is why Al Qaeda denied involvement, as they always do when they kill people. Who else could it possibly be? They are, after all, America’s enemy and she was running for election in a DEMOCRACY. Can’t you see it? It is so obvious! No one else would ever gain from her death. Except these people:
Active and retired military, renegade intelligence and secret service elements, radical Islamic political parties, extremist Sunni movements, indigenous terrorist organizations and Afghan and Pakistani "Taliban" movements and the leader of the opposition party, Nawaz Sharif. Oh, and the president himself. Every single one of these organizations are more powerful than Al Qaeda in Pakistan and gain from her death.
And then there are some interesting facts coming out.
Police officers had frisked the 3,000 to 4,000 people attending Thursday's rally when they entered the park, but as the speakers from Bhutto's Pakistan People's Party droned on, the police abandoned many of their posts.
Huh. Did Al Qaeda get the police to abandon their posts? Because if they did, then they have a mighty impressive organization.
The government, of course, was quick to produce a damning phone call recording that implicates a leader of the Taliban.
"We have intelligence intercepts indicating that al Qaida leader Baitullah Mehsud is behind her assassination," Interior Ministry spokesman Javed Iqbal Cheema said.
Taliban, Al Qaeda, what’s the diff? And don’t pay attention to the henchman who was on the other side of that “phone call.” His name was Maulvi Sahib, which isn’t even a real name.
The last part is just an honorific and the first refers to someone who leads Friday prayers.
Oh, and “Maulvi Sahib” never calls Mehsud by name. Mehsud is only referred to as “Emir.” Also, the call was not made to Mehsud’s house, it was made to Anwar Shad’s house, where Mehsud is supposedly staying right now. Maybe I should also mention that Anwar Shah is an incredibly common name. And finally, like any good assassination organization, they had to remind each other during the phone call that they did it.
They were our men there.
Uh huh. Yeah, that is some damning evidence. Soak it up America.
And that’s not all! The Pakistani government has refused the help of many country's law enforcement agencies, such as the FBI. Oh, but you’re saying, “Why should they? They are capable.” Clearly, that is why they
hosed down the evidence of the crime one hour after the assassination.
The scene of the attack also was watered down with a high-pressure hose within an hour, washing away evidence.
That is something a government definitely does if they want to prove that Al Qaeda was responsible. Also, don’t pay any attention to Musharraf’s repeatedly ignoring Bhutto’s requests for more security.
Washington lawyer Mark A. Siegel, Bhutto's U.S. spokesman, released an e-mail that he said Bhutto had written Oct. 26, eight days after the earlier attempt on her life, complaining that Musharraf had denied her needed security measures.
It’s really looking like Al Qaeda, isn’t it? Especially when you throw in an illegal burial without an autopsy.
According to a leading lawyer, Athar Minallah, an autopsy is mandatory under Pakistan's criminal law in a case of this nature.
"It is absurd, because without autopsy it is not possible to investigate. Is the state not interested in reaching the perpetrators of this heinous crime or there was a cover-up?" Minallah said.
And let us not ignore the ridiculous explanation of her death from Musharraf’s government, which completely contradicts what many witnesses and reporters saw.
Benazir Bhutto died from a fractured skull caused by hitting her head on part of her car's sunroof as a bomb ripped through a crowd of her supporters, a spokesman for Pakistan's Interior Ministry said Friday.
Really? You guys don’t think those two bullets that hit her head and neck had anything to do with her death?
Shots rang out and Pakistan's former prime minister and the leader of the Pakistan People's Party slumped back into the vehicle, blood pouring from her head. Three to five shots were fired, with at least one shot hitting her in the neck, witnesses said.
And don’t pay any attention to the people who were with her when she died.
Babar Awan, a senior official of Bhutto's Pakistan People's Party, said of the sunroof theory: "That is a false claim." He said he'd seen her body after the attack and there were at least two bullet marks, one in the neck and one on the top of the head: "It was a targeted, planned killing. The firing was from more than one side."
Please ignore the initial statements from the government and doctors confirming the eyewitness’ claims. Statements that did not occur in the heat of the moment, but rather hours and a day after her death.
On Thursday, hours after Bhutto's death, the Pakistani Interior Ministry said she died from a gunshot wound to the neck, with the gunman firing as Bhutto stood through the open sunroof of her vehicle while leaving a rally in Rawalpindi.
Please don't ignore the later, changing statements.
But on Friday, the Interior Ministry said Bhutto was killed by shrapnel from the explosion.
Then, hours later, the ministry said she died from a skull fracture suffered when she either fell or ducked into the car as a result of the shots or the explosion and crashed her head into a sunroof latch.
Okey dokey. The doctors were the ones who said Bhutto had died from gunshots, then they went away and the government took over. All statements since have come from government sources, you know, the people who killed her. By the way, Al Qaeda is known for using bombs.
However, Al Qaeda has rarely, if ever, used gunmen in assassination attempts.
Bhutto’s fellow party members think the Al Qaeda claim is a load of shit.
"Those who want to create this impression that the attack was carried out by al Qaeda and the Taliban actually do not want to real faces behind the incident to be exposed," Farhadullah Babar, a party spokesman, told the BBC's Urdu service. "They are spreading such rumors to divert attention."
PPP members have also contended that Bhutto died from a gunshot to the neck.
But, don’t worry, we’ve got our man on the job.
Musharraf, a critical ally in the Bush administration's war on terrorism, has vowed to root out violent Islamic extremists from the tribal belt bordering Afghanistan and during an address to the nation on Thursday night said Bhutto's assassination "was the action of the same terrorists against whom we are at war."
Oh, I’m sure it was the same terrorists, because I’m completely retarded. Anyone who believes this is the work of Al Qaeda is a fucking moron. The president’s foe was just killed when a bullet entered her neck. Not to hard to figure this one out, considering he is a military man. But, maybe we should give him another $10 billion in untraceable cash payments, considering he’s fighting Al Qaeda for us. Because, as we all know, the Bush administration makes one great call after another in that area of the world.
Bhutto returned to Pakistan from exile in October partly at the urging of the Bush administration, which saw a renewed role for her as the best hope for returning the country to democracy and stability.
Maybe when you pressure someone to return, you should make sure they are safe from the dictator you have been supporting. Just a tip.

















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