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#252525 by Bazz
27 Dec 2007, 14:27
AP News has just announced Benazir Bhutto has died following the bomb attack earlier today, a sad day for Pakistan.
#429910 by AlanA
27 Dec 2007, 14:29
Very sad.
I think we will see civil war in that country now
#669910 by AlanA
27 Dec 2007, 14:29
Very sad.
I think we will see civil war in that country now
#429916 by Darren Wheeler
27 Dec 2007, 16:47
Very sad. She had the ability to unite a very fractious country. Unfortunately it's been simply been a matter of time before someone was successful.
#669916 by Darren Wheeler
27 Dec 2007, 16:47
Very sad. She had the ability to unite a very fractious country. Unfortunately it's been simply been a matter of time before someone was successful.
#429925 by catsilversword
27 Dec 2007, 18:41
Originally posted by AlanA
Very sad.
I think we will see civil war in that country now


I thought the very same thing when I heard the news - if not civil war, then much more unrest at the very least.

So sad to hear this though - I remember reading thatshe thought she would be assassinated... tragic that she was right.
#669925 by catsilversword
27 Dec 2007, 18:41
Originally posted by AlanA
Very sad.
I think we will see civil war in that country now


I thought the very same thing when I heard the news - if not civil war, then much more unrest at the very least.

So sad to hear this though - I remember reading thatshe thought she would be assassinated... tragic that she was right.
#429978 by willd
28 Dec 2007, 17:10
Am still in shock about this news but guess it was coming seeing as there was a failed attempt back in Oct and the other opposition leader, Nawaz Sharif was also subject to an attempt earlier this month I believe.

It seems like Musharraf needs to assert some strong control and fast. I guess with Al Qaieda behind the attacks and seemingly hell bent on causing civil unrest in Pakistan this will be a lot harder than done.
#669978 by willd
28 Dec 2007, 17:10
Am still in shock about this news but guess it was coming seeing as there was a failed attempt back in Oct and the other opposition leader, Nawaz Sharif was also subject to an attempt earlier this month I believe.

It seems like Musharraf needs to assert some strong control and fast. I guess with Al Qaieda behind the attacks and seemingly hell bent on causing civil unrest in Pakistan this will be a lot harder than done.
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