Online Condolence Book for Benazir Bhutto
It is without doubt that an entire nation actually sheds a tear on the death of Benazir Bhutto, she was a hero to many, and rival to others, but the bottom line is that she was a brave leader of our nation and her struggles for democracy will not go unremembered. May Her Soul Rest in Peace.
In an attempt to provide the online community and opportunity to offer their condolences to the grieving family and literally thousands of Peoples Party supporters I would like to initiate this condolence book for Benazir Bhutto. I will make it my own responsibility to present the entire list to the offices of the Pakistan Peoples Party to be attached with the main condolence book. Please Pay your respects below
Comments
Saddened and shocked that another exceptional leader is a victim of such violence. I mourn her loss and I extend my condolences to her family.
Today I am in pain, I am in anger ad my heart bleeds for Benair Bhutto and her family and for my beloved Pakistan.
Whether one agreed with the political philosophy of BB or not, she was a brave and courageous daughter of Pakistan, who despite failings espoused a liberal vision for Pakistan and its people. She was a national leader of stature and today Pakistan has lost a person who was fighting the dark forces that are threatening to engulf Pakistan, a Pakistan where the majority believe in a Pakistan which is tolerant and open.
Benazir we will miss you for in your death, a hope seems to have been extinguished. May Allah rest her soul in peace.
The heart bleeds and the heart mourns. May the people responsible for this crime pay and may they pay dearly. I hope that they pay for their sins in this world.
what can you expect? Benazir Bhutto has only given blood shed to Pakistan. So many people were killed and torchered in her government just because they were muhajir’s (immigrants). thousands of people are killed every single day in Pakistan just because of there so called democratic system and the same system gave them such deaths .
I do not think today is the day we should divulge in character assassinations. It is enough to consume that a Mother of three, a political figure of great strength in her country and someone who passionately believed in her path and had very clear and motivated ideas for her countries future was brutally murdered by cowards who dare call themselves men. No one should be extinguished in such a way.
Today we have lost a voice of great strength.. may she rest in peace.
i feel sad and i am still in shock.i didnt like her politics but i do believe that she had a very large support among pakistani people.i grew up with her politics around me and i feel very strange that my kids will not know of her as one of the most powerful leader of her times.just like i didnt see any of her fathers times of politics.
The first woman prime minister and one of the most popular leaders the country has ever produced been assassinated. It is time for all citizens, including those like me who were not fans, to pay respect and show that we are one as a nation at times like these
Well, as they say in Urdu… “JEsse Karne, wese bharne”… with the death of great people like Hakeem Muhammad Syed, and recently Gulgee, the death of Benazir pales in comparison to the deaths of those innocent people.. well.. she died while nearly bankrupting our country.. so i’m amazed that people are nutty enough to actually shed tears for her.. its better to shed tears for those 30+ people who died in vain today.. BB, well she had it coming..
I don’t know how i can express my feelings right now. I am so shocked to find out that she was no more. I still can’t believe the fact that she is no more . Words aren’t enough to express the sorrow i feel. We have lost a great charismatic leader who was the last scion of a political dynasty. May her soul rest in peace.
I am really disappointed on her death.
No words can express the anger and sorrow that i have in my heart in right now.
May Allah bless her and give her a safe place in heaven. Amen
the good ones go allways too early - but murder is never the right way.
i feel so sorry with the family and all the friends of Benazir Bhutto. i am german and don´t know very much about her, but she was a good and strong woman, a shining light for all, who believe in her politics. one of this kind of strong women from the last century, who give hope to the people in their country. i hope she will rest in peace and her name will be unforgotten. (i read it in the news today and want to give my respect to her and the people of pakistan)
” To HIM we return”…Allah bless her and all others who went unknown with peace and give their families the courage to cope with the loss.
When someone is dead, s/he can not do anything for her/him…just like if someone is lying unconscious what do we do as humans…we run to help irrespective of caste, color, religion..or even if we are opposed to their tactics in life.
We will have enough time to play politics and vent our frustrations later on.
Prayers for my country and everyone living there or in any country.
When Madame Bhutto returned I, an American, was thrilled by the possibility of a new government; but my heart also iced with fear for her. My premonition has been fulfilled, and I am brokenhearted.
Where can I find a list of the dead and injured, not only from the attack, but from the ensuing trouble?
Well, i pay tribute to Benazir Bhutto and to all who lost their life. This year 2007 is the worst year of pakistan history. God bless us and Give our politician to tolerate each other otherwise future looks miserable.
feel sorry
feel sorry for bilawal, bakhtawar and aseefa
feel sorry for nusrat in lucid moments
feel sorry for asif
feel sory for sanam
feel sad for pakistan
feel sad for pakistanis
feel sad feel sad feel sad
I woke up to this terrible news on the Radio today. I am so upset… She was a ‘good’ girl - one of the most familiar and well-known figures of the world, and the world will be a lesser place for her absence… May she sleep tight.
All My Love.
M H (United Kingdom)
It’s sad when hope and wisdom are taken by people who offer neither.
Politics is for the all people and that some feel it’s only for the them is inane.
Your family must be heart broken.
I am sad. Many more lives were lost today for no reason. BB was a brave woman. No one deserves to die like that. Unfortunately in Pakistan, the country created in the name of Islam, life is worthless. We have a tradition to kill our heroes. Innocent people are killed in the name of religion & ethnicity. We killed Hakim Sayeed. BB was never a perfect person but she was a brave woman. Is any one thinking? Who are these people on killing spree? These Suicide bombers, where are they coming from? Can we even protect our own families from them? Or may be its too late. Pakistan is another Afghanistan in making.
Strong opponent of her political views, but never imagined such a tragic incident,,definitely a sad day for Pakistan and Pakistanis.
We are witnessing a national level retaliation, condemnation, consolation, people from all provinces have united, government is humbled, U may not have been ZAB, but u have started something new, a Benazir Pakistan…
It is a sad day for Pakistan and for the world. The news of her death shook me. My wish for the people for Pakistan is one of peace and unity.
But now, weep for her and for her family.
Hees (Netherlands)
As an American, I am so saddened to hear of the murder of ex-PM Bhutto. Our sympathy for her family, friends and for the people of Pakistan who loved her.
What cowards would conjure up such an attack on a woman who was trying to help her people.
Our prayers are with you.
Its a Great Loss.
May God Bless her soul and rest her in eternal peace.
I am alongwith my Nation, stunned over her loss. I may not admire all her policies but I was a great admirer for taking our politics into more mature thoughts and process.
Benazir your death has put us a decade behind in democratic scene, we Grieve for you.
We all have a right of difference of opinion and all have a right to LIVE.
hello everyone,
we send our deepest sympathies from far away in portland, oregon. we hope that tolerance will prevail, and higher ideals for all.
many blessings,
m
Benazir death in her assasination today shows how easy it is to get rid of political opponents. First she was shot by precision and then followed up by a blast.
Her body flown by an army aircraft to Larkana .The west including major so called European and American democracies have failed to deliver as far dealing with Pakistan ARMY ( General Musharraf) is concerned. For them it does not matter if today it is Bhutto or tommorrow some other political leader. For them it is their long term strategic interests of supporting military dictators and government not only in Asia, Africa, Middle-East and South America. The total resources of the state were being put a restraining the Judiciary, and locking up Judges,Lawyers, activists and political opponents.
When I was four years old, I told my parents that I wanted to attend her political rally. She had won the heart of a four year child then, and has taken the heart of the country with her when she left. I can only hope that Pakistan’s future is as bright as she had wanted and worked for. Let’s all hope for that.
This is the kind of news that hits with an almost physical punch: a brave person has died, in trying to make a better place for her people. Many alongside her died as well.
Now you must keep your hope, and Benazir’s voice, alive.
Tis a loss as human being, a mother, daughter and wife. However, she lived by the sword and so died by it. She was venal and corrupt politician as all 3rd world politicians are. She was no martyr for democracy or the West. John Bolton , US UN Ambassador, said the best “She’s chairperson for life of her party. What kind of democracy?”
The world has lost another hero, a true peacemaker who had the good of her people and of the world in her heart. May God welcome her to her new home.
Lloyd
My prayers go with her. Only low life cowards would kill a wonderful woman like her. I thought Pakistan was a developed nation but I see they are still in the dark
ages. My thoughts are with her family and friends. I pray they find the ones that
are responsible for this evil action. Justice must win.
I will always be proud, as a Pakistani woman, of Benazir. We Pakistanis must find courage and strength to go on. We must not forget that even in our darkest hours, we have always found brave and courageous people amongst us.
We will miss you, Benazir. May your dream for a progressive, democratic Pakistan come true.
I was fortunate to have attended a speech by Benazir Bhutto at the University of Texas at Arlington.
She was truly a fascinating and courageous woman.
Please accept my most sincere condolences. True Democrats the world over are grieving tonight . May the light of her sacrificed life bring human rights and dignity to a suffering Pakistani people.
Benazir symbolized a lot of things, both positive and negative, to us Pakistanis who grew up in the 90s. Charismatic and well educated, on the positive side, she represented hope and courage; however, on the negative side, the unprecendented corruption and murderous looting that marked her tenure in government was absolute hell for the so called “mohajirs” (people–and their children born in Pakistan–who migrated from India during or after the Partition in 1947.
As corrput as she was, for a country with no real political leadership she remained a beacon of hope. And it is this lost hope that I mourn today.
Benazir’s assassination is an attack on the integrity of Pakistan.
May God forgive Benazir Bhutto and give the bereaved family the patience to bear her loss.
She was a national leader and all of Pakistan is united in grieving for her.
God bless her soul. My deepest sympathy to those who mourn her death.
May peace and real democracy be yours Pakistan!
I am so saddened by this loss. This woman of such great strength and zeal who for all else believed in her country and in her desire to bring it into a modern world. Benazir Bhutto died for her country, died fighting for a better way, died believing Pakistan could be a shining star. To the men who couldn’t handle it, may swift winds come your way, you cannot stop change.
My condolences to her immediate family and the people of Pakistan.My wife and I are saddened by this tragic loss of your country’s ex PM and a world renowned politician. We are from Malaysia and when we heard the news yesterday we were shocked and angry that this happened to her. She was a brave woman to take the risks for the return of democracy to Pakistan. It is a shame that the coward blew himself up and did not dare face the people for the heinous crime that he commited. Once again accept our heartfelt condolences.
may her courageous soul rest in peace and let it be a lesson to those with ears and hearts to hear and feel~ that her work must continue …..
r there enough words in the dictionary to describe the pain v r feeling?? to describe our anguish and frustration? to describe the helplessness that v feel now? to desribe the hopelessness that v feel ?
no…v feeel all that and so much more…
may the daughter of bhutto..
sindh ki beti
Benazir Bhutto rest in peace..may god have mercy on her and shower his blessings on her…
YOu were brave, you were courageous, you fought your battles like a soldier and you died like a soldier, with a minute of silence i pay my respect to you, o gallant soldier rest yourself in peace. A tear slides down my cheek..let there be peace.
Innallillah-e-wainnaelaih-e-rajioon.
like most of the people of pakistan (whether a supporter of PPP or not), i am shocked and saddened that another pakistani leader has been targeted and taken away but i felt proud to learn through CNN the last words on B.B’s toungue were Allah.
i would like to draw the attention to what pakistan has been going through since the time it achieved independence.. what group/system is behind it? Secondly, the Bhutto family has always been targetted! Thirdly, the people who seem to be running the global show know for a fact that if they want something (like so-called terrorism) to spread like a Cancer, all they need to know is to create a hype about it as much as they can in every possible way, but some of our leaders do not realise this, and i am afraid by the time they do it may be too late, may Allah keep us under His protection.
This is the same BB who was being cursed by many in past now all of sudden she become heroin. Amazing World and Amazing hypocrisy.
BTW, she was not the only one who died yesterday. Other who lost their lives were also Pakistanis and father,mother,son or daughter of many but since they were ORDINARY PAKISTANIS rather influential like BB, thus they are not worthy at all.
It is a sad day! With all the political differences and disputes, she was a beloved leader of the Pakistani people. She will certainly be missed. She gave her life while standing by her principles of tolerance and nurturing of civilized ideas. May Allah have mercy on her soul and other unfortunate people who died in the blast. May Allah have mercy on the people of Pakistan.
Some Desi
(http://wakeuppakistan.blogspot.com)
AL qaeda has accepted responsibility. Even if they had not accepted the finger was pointing there. Now please also think of other victims who were poor people and who may have nothing in Banks for the bereaved. Why the property is being gutted and why innocent people are being killed? Can someone answer?
“From Allah we come and to Allah we return”. My condolences to the peace loving citizens of Pakistan and the late BB’s family. May all of you find strength and keep the faith in these trying times. I am very sad to see that the value of a human’s life is becoming cheaper and cheaper by the day..
It is indeed a tragedy. On humanitarian grounds. As a human being, as a leader in her own right, as a mother of three, as a former prime minister her death must be mourned.
However, what is ever more tragic is the way her party members have been given a license to loot, plunder and vandalize. 150 vehicles have been gutted in Karachi alone, at least 5 lives have been lost. Life in the entire country has been brought to a standstill. People are stranded. For what?
What good is a leader who fails to educate and discipline her/his disciples. What principles do our leaders stand for except selfish self interest. What is the point of showing clout out on the streets? Except to appease their egos.
Leader’s teachings and principles remain even after he/she is gone and provide a guiding light to the masses. What teachings or principles or even a sorry excuse for a mandate have our leaders left behind?
They have just shown irresponsibility and a lack of concern for others.
Leadership or no leadership, the common man fails to benefit
I send condolences to the Bhutto family and the families and loved ones of all the others who perished in Pakistan due to the cowardice of those responsible. No words can put into perspective the impact Madame Bhutto had on the world around her; her legacy will not be forgotten. It is a sad day in Pakistani history.
The “coward masters” n terrorists of country did want any popular leader, so BB was martyred. they were afraid of him. BB like her father ZA Bhutto would remain as threat to those even physically not present in this world.
“Tujh ko kis phool ka Kaffan hum daen, Tuo juda esi mosam mae huw jab darakhton k hath khali haen”!
(which kind of flower’s coufin offer u, you left in such season when the branches of trees are empty).
I never supported PPP or Bhutto but this is insane. I don’t want to even THINK she’s no more. She was a mother of three before being anyone else. My heart goes out to them as they have no one to hang on to. Their loss is one not even the nation can match. I lost a family member during her reign and through the atrocities of her govt but… I won’t say any more.
Being ethical civilians, lets not sling mud at one who cannot defend herself any more. Always respect the ones who’re no more as one day we won’t be around either. Inna lillah e wa inna ilaihe raajioon.
I am really sad about what happened to BBand others who died in the blast yesterday. This must serve as a warning for all of us,that, Religion and Politics is a very Lethal combination. We must avoid mixing the two
We must harden our resolve to defeat Terrorism/ fundamentalism. Talibanis have become synonymous for terror/fundamentalism
May BB rest in peace and god give her family. friends and her beloved ones, enough strength and courage to face this tragedy
Yes it’s tragic, but these things happen. People should move on and stop burning hospitals/schools/cars/buildings.
Perhaps after all this darkness, light will emerge. This could actually prove to be good for Pakistan in the long run.
Let us not make a martyr or legend out of a mere human being. May God rest her soul in peace, but the legacy she left behind is questionable.
Growing up in India, Benazir Bhutto remained a alluring figure, beautiful, impossibly brave, tragically flawed, and bearing the heavy burden of destiny. Her death is a tragedy of immense proportions, for all those who hoped for a better South Asia.
She was like most politicians that have come to power in Pakistan. The daughter of a landlord, who have made millions with the blood and sweat of the poor and uneducated masses, who know no better.
She died horribly and though I shall not judge how much she deserved it, I can’t help but feel nothing towards her family or her children. I’m sure her party and her felt nothing either when they killed the innocent, the opposition and the unknown.
This goes for every politician that has taken power or ever will.
The only way to change this downward spiral, is to educate the people.
Benazir Bhutto was a beautiful and idealistic woman when she came to Pakistan’s rescue in 1988. Growing up as the scion of one of its most powerful political families imposed enormous responsibilities on her and created perhaps unrealistic expectations of what she could deliver to save her chaotic country from disintegration. Her father, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, reportedly encouraged her as an up-and-coming politician to study the lives of history’s great women leaders, from Joan of Arc to Indira Ghandi, so she could prepare to lead Pakistan.
Benazir Bhutto was a brave woman. She was the face of modernity that Pakistan needed to salvage its descent into a sea of Islamist darkness. She should be remembered as a guardian of Pakistan’s identity as a modern Islamic nation. Her death need not be the beginning of Pakistan’s end. She was indeed, daughter of the East.
I am deeply shocked and saddend by this tragedy. This is indeed a great loss to Pakistan and its nation. May Allah rest her sole in peace and give courage to her family to bear this huge loss.
She was a good leader, daughter of a great father. But she was bold and seemed to have vision after she came back. Though, she may not have been perfect but in these time of hopelessness she brought vibrancy and life to the Pakistani political Culture. She was killed by a third rate punk, an infidel of humanity who will burn in hell for eternity. Benazir, may u rest in peace.
Friends and Citizens of Pakistan,
While there would be a lot of condemnation, and feelings of loss throughout Pakistan, I too feel a hollowness within me at the dastardly attack on a national figure of Pakistan politics. Benazir’s love for her country and that of her father has been established by the final argument a person can muster, that is to give up the most treasured possession. May her soul rest in peace and may the sorrow in her immediate family be lessened by the fact that she was one brave lady who in spite of warnings stayed on the road of her convictions, until there was no road left to travel upon and the legs of life itself buckled from under her.
Does it not show that the task to save Pakistan is gigantic? This is where all of us come in, to bear this burden with more strength. Don’t lose hope our struggle is further intensified. If we did not know the dangers which exist, we are sure now.
May our sorrow turn to anger at those who want to destroy this country.
With compassion, tears and hope,
Dr Arif Alvi
Secretary General
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
“Only low life cowards would kill a wonderful woman like her.”
This is the sort of foolish nonsense spouted after 9/11. It is WORSE than foolish - it is the height of arrogance and stupidity.
The men who did this are motivated, ruthless and brave. They willingly destroyed themselves to accomplish their mission.
That mission may be odious. Their motives may be appalling. Their methods may be brutal, barbaric and utterly abhorrent.
But these men - these militants - these terrorists; they are may be all of these things…
But they are NOT cowards.
By labeling them “cowards” in an attempt to degrade them, we vastly underestimate their resolve, dismiss their motives out of hand (and so greatly misunderstand them) and persuade ourselves that the danger is far less real than it actually is.
Men who attack in broad daylight within a crowd, employing tactics that are premised upon the **certainty of their own deaths** may be the vilest bastards who walk the Earth…
But they are NOT cowards.
my dear pakistani friends , i love pakistan, i offer my condolenses on sad demise of benzir bhutto. may allah would be with u
benzir bhutto was a good leader, daughter of a great father. But she was bold and seemed to have vision after she came back. Though, she may not have been perfect but in these time of hopelessness she brought vibrancy and life to the Pakistani political Culture. She was killed by a third rate punk, an infidel of humanity who will burn in hell for eternity. Benazir, may u rest in peace.
This comes as a grim warning for the future of world politics.
It’s time for voices of peace from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh to come together and forge stronger ties.
There are directions from her life that we need to draw from.Gender Equality, self-sustenance and democracy.
May she rest in peace.
Aameen.
Perhaps the only Pakistani Leader who commanded such respect Internationally and a Staunch support camp locally. She was Charisma embodied. A Brave woman who suffered a lot during her lifetime.
I do not agree to all her acts maybe but i agreed with her Zeal and her Spirit for Democracy..
She will continue to inspire our generations to come..
May Allah Bless her Soul..
The whole world is crying. A brave and beautiful woman, dedicated to making the world a better place. My heart is broken.
Also from Portland Oregon..USA
It is time to burn evry symbol of the goverment on the ground. Musharaff has fialed us. He sits behind his fortress un able to provide protection to the people outside.
We must up the pressure hrough violnce if need be and displace this evil dictator form goverment.
We must divide the country and do away with NWFP and BAL…why should the whole country suffer due to these crazeees…
WE must dived the army. 4 sectins and 4 cheif of staff,,,,,,,,,,,enough of the current system…..the time for the revolution has come….
we have lost the great leader, the lady who gave pakistan the social status among the bunch social kingdoms. BB was among top personalities of the world but today its history. she will be remembered a yr or 5 yrs frm now rest what will happen next she will be history down the go…..
now whts next pakistan???????
Mushi the strong Party which raised the voice against your govt is been done damage.
BB you will be always been remembered in the hearts of the ppl and always been counted in one of the best leaders which world has seen.
in the end i would pray May your soul be rest in peace. and ALLAH gives enough courage to your family to sustain the loss.
all the best Pakistan for future….
Friends, please rise above yourselves at such a tragic time of national disaster. The objective of this Condolence Book is to condole with the family and friends of Benazir Bhutto and if you cannot find it in your hearts to do so, then it is best to refrain and not say anything. It should not be too much to ask to show respect to the dead, especially one who has been your leader, not once but twice and who was, if nothing else, an extremely courageous woman. Our hearts bleed for all those who lost their lives on this fateful day, but given the stature of this political leader, it is understandable that messages are going out for her in particular. May the souls of all those who lost their lives yesterday in this dastardly act, rest in peace and may God grant their loved ones the courage and fortitude to bear their loss.
We lost one of the great leader in islamic world due to coward act of so called fake jihadis who taarnish islams image all over the world as their killings of innocent lives, Indeed Benazir was so great, unique, and srong women in islamic politic, where islams give more freedom to woman but these killers do not know the vlue of real islam and humanbeing.
May almighty Allahu subhanahu tha ala grant her JENNATHUL FIRDOUZ, Amin
Rizvi (Jailany, Srilanka)
This is such a tragedy for us all to loose someone like Benizar in such a tragic manner and in prime of her political life. It has saddened and shocked us beyond words.She has proved beyond the shadow of doubt that she was a brave woman who lived up to her promise to her late father and her people. One can only pray for her soul and her family and that the ALMIGHTY will give her the rewards of a martyr.
Who ever is responsible for her assasination is certainly part of a huge plot and consipricy against Pakistan and the people of Sindh. It is time we stood up to these forces of evil and conspirators against the motherland and to honour Benazir for her bravery and beliefs. May Allah bless her and give strength to her family to bear this tragic and sad loss.AMEEN
(the Queen)
We lost one of the great leader in islamic world due to coward act of so called fake jihadis who taarnish islams image all over the world as their killings of innocent lives, Indeed Benazir was so great, unique, and srong women in islamic politic, where islams give more freedom to woman but these killers do not know the vlue of real islam and humanbeing.
May almighty Allahu subhanahu tha ala grant her JENNATHUL FIRDOUZ, Amin
Rizvi (Jailany, Srilanka)
I was totally in a deep shock to hear about the assassination of the late Benazir Bhutto, may she rest in peace! She was a brave leader and woman pioneer. As a Jew, I totally reject such despicable deeds. I call for peace, love and compassion.I think that she has to get the Nobel prize for peace for the next year. My condolences to the Pakistani people.
i am an indian, but i feel sad about benazir and people of pakistan, its high time that people of south asia realize that the real enemies of our countries are the extreme minded fundamentalists, its unfortunate to see one after the another tragic events happening in pakistan. i hope and wish peoples rule come back to pak. and people fight back against the dictatorship, corrupt politicians and terrorists. none of us want to witness a second afghanistan in making.
if there is worst to come in future than yesterdays event then i would urge pakistanis to speak up and fight against the decaying system and establish your “own” rule for better and peaceful south asia.
dharmesh,
mumbai, INDIA
Benazir’s demise not only leave the nation shocked but has orphaned the masses who followed her like a child following his mum. Sindhis especially are aggrieved because they feel there only representation has been taken away from them. Her father had many qualities and although other qualities may well be debatable but there is no doubt that she was as courageous as a her father. To me possessing this quality is enough to mourn her death and my heart goes to her family and all the Pakistanis and non Pakistanis who admired her as leader. She was a courageous daughter of a courageous father.
Benazir’s demise not only leave the nation shocked but has orphaned the masses who followed her like a child following his mum. Sindhis especially are aggrieved because they feel their only representation has been taken away from them. Her father had many qualities and although other qualities may well be debatable but there is no doubt that she was as courageous as a her father. To me possessing this quality is enough to mourn her death and my heart goes to her family and all the Pakistanis and non Pakistanis who admired her as leader. She was a courageous daughter of a courageous father.
I was shocked and saddened to hear about the death of Mrs Benazir Bhutto’s. I am not a muslim or from Pakistan, but I am human and felt she would not only be a benefit to Pakistan, but to the world. She stood alone in wantingthe best for her people and they have been robbed of a kind and loving person. May she rest in peace and know she will be missed and admired for her brave stance. R.I.P Benazir Bhutto.
Shame on you Sameer. You are after all a muhajir with only hatred in heart for the rest of Pakistan and any leader who has country wide following. Since you yourself are restricted to Karachi and Hiaderabad, you cannot think beyond this self confined shell. What about your MQM butchering people all over Karachi for the last 20 years or so? Can’t you see those killings? Or in your ethics, dead bodies also have ethinic rexognition? You people just can show filthy minds and behaviour and nothing else. One should not pay any heed to rubbish like you. You are surperised that a leader could be so brave like BB and Nawaz Sharif. Your own is sitting in London, with a British passport and dare not come back. So you belong to a people suffering from inferiority complex and therefore worth taking pitty upon.
I strongly condemn killing of the National level elader who had following all over the country. She laid down her life in trying to exercise her right of playing her role in the politics. Alas the time has come when the govt has made it impossible for those who are true leaders and have nation wide following. I salute her and like of her who are not ready to leave their right of taking part in real time politics no matter what the cost. I salute her and pray that may Allah Allmighty give her eternal peace. Ameen
Naveed
I
I am not PPP supporter, but still i am heartbroken, i very sad, it was a tragic day for Pakistan. She proved that she was really a brave women, she knew that her enemeis are all around her but she never felt afraid, i always saw her with smiling face, she gave up her life with same smile for democracy. There is no other politician in Pakistan can fillup her gape. We always miss you, may Allah keep her soul in peace, Aameen.
I am very sad for her kids and supporters of PPP.
I am not PPP supporter, but still i am heartbroken, i am very sad, it was a tragic day for Pakistan. She proved that she was really a brave women, she knew that her enemeis are all around her but she never felt afraid, i always saw her with smiling face, she gave up her life with same smile for democracy. There is no other politician in Pakistan can fillup her gape. We always miss you, may Allah keep her soul in peace, Aameen.
I am very sad for her kids and supporters of PPP.
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quote excerpt from:
“Benjamin Franklin, Genius of kites, Flights and Voting Rights� – By Seymour Stanton Block, pub. 2004 by McFarland and Co.
This comment was written by a man covering a trial during the birth of the United States of America. While the accused in this trial had absolutely nothing to do with the dear Bhutto, I believe our modern leader would have shared Raynal’s sentiments. Bhutto reminds me very much of the American revolutionary leaders of 220 years ago, and I can only hope her followers will continue on their path to democracy.
God Bless.
We are witnessing a terrible time in human history. I agree that many frightening words describe these perpetrators: deranged, evil, cold-blooded, cunning, etc., but not cowardly. We can’t underestimate the extent of the horrible force for evil that such terrorists are. If there is a God — please hear our cry for protection and courage of our own!! Do not abandon us!
The whole team of Tamilsudr daily deeply mourn the sad death of Benazir Bhutto. We appreciate her courage.. the way she fought till last breath for bringing democracy back .. for the people…
from the netherlands we want to express our condolences to benazir bhutto’s husband, children, relatives, friends and supporters. what a shame for the beautiful state of pakistan.
Here in Chennai, (India) people are concerned about the way a woman legend happened to die due to poor security provided …. hope pakistan will learn lessons from nations that are already crumbled under civil unrest.. patience and peace alone could save pakistan
CW writes that the perpetrators of crimes like this are “deranged, evil, cold-blooded, cunnning, etc., but not cowardly.” I disagree… They are indeed “evil, cold-blooded, cunning, etc.,” but they are also cowards, because only cowards would blow up women, children and innocent civilians, and suicide itself is a coward’s way out.
My heart goes out to Benazir Bhutto, to her family, and to all who genuinely morn her death, as I do. I admired this woman with all my heart and the world is a lesser place because of her absense. The ramifications of this obscene crime may prove to be horrendous!
May God bless you and keep you, Benazir. You were a couragous woman who truly loved your country and you will be missed by millions.
(United States)
It is with heartfelt sorrow and a heavy heart that I wish to express my condolences to Benazir Bhuttos family and countrymen and women. It is a very sad day not only for Pakistan, but for the world as well, as she was such an incredible and inspirational woman and was much akin to Martin Luther King who had hopes and dreams of a better world for all. May these dreams still continue to live in all of us who go forward in her fight and struggles for these beliefs that the world can and will be a better place for our children.
Many blessings to her family and to Pakistan. She lives in our hearts and minds forever.
Kevin/Norfolk Virginia
She was the best, the most prestigious, and also the most courageous Muslim Woman ever, all around the World ! Shame on those who killed such an unforgetable icon ! After some years, no one will ever remember the name of al qaida and other criminals while every one will still mourn Mohtarma B. B., her spirit and vision. My condolences go to all her relatives including all Pakistani brothers who have lost their sister and their most cherished Ambassador. May be Peace descend upon Her Soul and on the whole Land of the Pures + ! …
This is truly a tragedy for Pakistan, although I didnt not particularly like her Party; the way her family has fooled the citizens of Pakistan twice before, I saw her husband on TV before BB returned to Pak in October and he seemed to be rubbing his hands with glee at the very prospect of returning and to restart the looting of the national exchequer; BB was foolhardy and headstrong and didnt listen to anybody, she should have been more careful…..what did she expect? I grieve now for the many thousands whose properties are being torched and looting…
Bhutto said Musharraf failed to protect her email WASHINGTON, Dec 28 (AFP):
Slain PPP leader Benazir Bhutto blamed President Pervez Musharraf for failing to protect her in the volatile months preceding her assassination, an email released by US media Thursday showed. If harmed in Pakistan, “I wld (would) hold Musharaf (sic) responsible,� Bhutto wrote in the October email, revealed on air by CNN journalist Wolf Blitzer, who received it from Bhutto’s friend and US spokesman Mark Siegel. “I have been made to feel insecure by his minions,� Bhutto wrote of Musharraf, detailing security measures which she said were not granted her after her return. “There is no way what is happening in terms of stopping me from taking private cars or using tinted windows or giving jammers or four police mobiles to cover all sides cld (could) happen without him.� Siegel told the channel that Bhutto had asked authorities to provide protection including a four-car police escort and jamming devices against bombs, but had not received them. The news channel revealed the email hours after Bhutto, 54, was killed in a suicide attack. (Posted @ 09:50 PST)
I SICERELY HOPE THAT MUSHARAF AND ALL THE GENERALS OF PAKISTAN MEET THE SAME FATE AS THE BHUTTO FAMILY.
I HAVE THE SAME PRAYER FOR BILAL MUSHARAF AND THE DAUGHTER OF MUSHARAF AS WELL AS ZIA’ S FAMILY AND AYUB KHANS FAMILY.
EXAMPLES OF PUNISHMENT AND VANDETTA HAVE BEEN SET FOR POLITICIANS, JUDGES, BEAUROCRACY AND THE CIVIL SOCIETY.
ZA BHUTTO AND BENAZIR LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR PAKISTAN, LOOK AT WHAT THIS ARMY DID TO QADEER KHAN, THE CHIEF JUSTICE, THE MEDIA AND THE LIST IS ENDLESS.
IT IS ONLY THE GENERALS OF PAKISTAN AND THEIR FAMILIES THAT HAVE REMAINED ABOVE THE LAW AND UNTOUCHABLE.
90,000 ARMY SOILDERS SURRENDERED IN DACCA AND NONE WERE HANGED, AYUB, ZIA AND MUSHARAF DESTROYED THE COUNTRY AND NON OF THESE DICTATORS WERE HANGED.
THE CHILDREN OF THESE DICTATORS ARE THE RICHEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL IN THE COUNTRY AND NONE OF THEM IS HELD ACCOUNTABLE.
NOW IS THE TIME THAT SOMETHING BE DONE OTHERWISE IF THESE GENERALS AND ARMY STILL CONTINUE TO RULE THAN SIMPLY FORGET PAKISTAN.
WILL WE AS A NATION REMAIN SUBSERVIANT TO THIS CORRUPT AND USELESS ARMY OR WILL WE TAKE THEM TO TASK?
Bhutto said Musharraf failed to protect her email WASHINGTON, Dec 28 (AFP):
Slain PPP leader Benazir Bhutto blamed President Pervez Musharraf for failing to protect her in the volatile months preceding her assassination, an email released by US media Thursday showed. If harmed in Pakistan, “I wld (would) hold Musharaf (sic) responsible,� Bhutto wrote in the October email, revealed on air by CNN journalist Wolf Blitzer, who received it from Bhutto’s friend and US spokesman Mark Siegel. “I have been made to feel insecure by his minions,� Bhutto wrote of Musharraf, detailing security measures which she said were not granted her after her return. “There is no way what is happening in terms of stopping me from taking private cars or using tinted windows or giving jammers or four police mobiles to cover all sides cld (could) happen without him.� Siegel told the channel that Bhutto had asked authorities to provide protection including a four-car police escort and jamming devices against bombs, but had not received them. The news channel revealed the email hours after Bhutto, 54, was killed in a suicide attack. (Posted @ 09:50 PST)
I SICERELY HOPE THAT MUSHARAF AND ALL THE GENERALS OF PAKISTAN MEET THE SAME FATE AS THE BHUTTO FAMILY.
I HAVE THE SAME PRAYER FOR BILAL MUSHARAF AND THE DAUGHTER OF MUSHARAF AS WELL AS ZIA’ S FAMILY AND AYUB KHANS FAMILY.
EXAMPLES OF PUNISHMENT AND VANDETTA HAVE BEEN SET FOR POLITICIANS, JUDGES, BEAUROCRACY AND THE CIVIL SOCIETY.
ZA BHUTTO AND BENAZIR LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR PAKISTAN, LOOK AT WHAT THIS ARMY DID TO QADEER KHAN, THE CHIEF JUSTICE, THE MEDIA, BHUTTO FAMILY, NAWAZ SHARIF AND THE LIST IS ENDLESS.
IT IS ONLY THE GENERALS OF PAKISTAN AND THEIR FAMILIES THAT HAVE REMAINED ABOVE THE LAW AND UNTOUCHABLE.
90,000 ARMY SOILDERS SURRENDERED IN DACCA AND NONE WERE HANGED, AYUB, ZIA AND MUSHARAF DESTROYED THE COUNTRY AND NON OF THESE DICTATORS WERE HANGED.
THE CHILDREN OF THESE DICTATORS ARE THE RICHEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL IN THE COUNTRY AND NONE OF THEM IS HELD ACCOUNTABLE.
NOW IS THE TIME THAT SOMETHING BE DONE OTHERWISE IF THESE GENERALS AND ARMY STILL CONTINUE TO RULE THAN SIMPLY FORGET PAKISTAN.
WILL WE AS A NATION REMAIN SUBSERVIANT TO THIS CORRUPT AND USELESS ARMY OR WILL WE TAKE THEM TO TASK?
I would like to pay my regards and condolence to the family of Ms. Benazir Bhutto. Its hard to understand to believe how ever it is true and the family members will have to bear this grief and sorrow. We all have to stand as a true pakistani and remain true to ourselves.
As an American with high hopes for settling the horrific middle east conflicts with diplomacy, I grieve and my heartfelt prayers go to all the people of Pakistan whose sorrow is so deep over the loss of Benazir Bhutto. My hope is that the Afghans, Pakistanis, Indians, and others involved in disputes in these areas will come together to make something good and peaceful come from her tragic and horrible death.
I want to extend my very heartfelt and sincere condolences to the bhutto family also Pakistan and it’s people in this very tragic and dark moment in the history of Pakistan and yes also the world.No Benazir may had flaws and was not perfect, but she was an obviously courageous woman who was willing to lay down her life for Pakistan’s people and to advance the cause of democracy in south asia and the muslim world.She was a very brave women who took a stand against dictatorship,al qaeda,taliban and the forces of extremism which she paid for with her life.I pray that she is now in God’s care.
I want to extend my very heartfelt and sincere condolences to the bhutto family, people party and also all Pakistani in this very tragic and dark moment in the history of Pakistan. May Allah bless her and give her a safe place in heaven. Ameen
Thank you for providing this service for those of us who so admired Benazir Bhutto to express our sympathy with her family and her grieving compatriots. I am just an American writer, but I have been privileged to have had many Pakistani friends and I’ve followed Ms. Bhutto’s amazing life for years. I hope her family and supporters know that I am just one of thousands of Americans who join you in mourning the passing of this great lady and unparalleled force for good and reasonable government in your country. My condolences and best wishes to all of you on this sad loss to all of us in this world.
I don’t know how to put it. These politician have destroyed the security apparatus themselves. Look at the police or any other law enforcement agency. They are in a complete dis-array. These politician are dependent on the security provided by these agencies. So it was waiting to happen..sad…
She had Rehman Malik as her chief security officer or something like that. Now how stupid is that…an incompetent, corrupt person is suppose to take care for your scurity…
We pray for the innocent people who lost their lives.
It was a sad and tragic ending of a young charismatic
leader of the 21st century. My heart goes to Bhutto family. May God rest her soul in peace and the family
courgae to deal with this tragedy.
Pakistan has lost a great leader and we must honor her by continuing the work for restoration of democracy for which she paid the ultimate price, her life.
God bless her soul.
first of all God courage her family.she was the one of most famous leader of pakistan.i like mouhtrama so much.May your soul be rest in peace. and ALLAH gives enough courage to your family to sustain the loss and give place in JENNATHUL FIRDOUZ, Amin
I was deeply shocked by the tragic loss of this great woman - though not all may have agreed with her politics, one cannot doubt the great efforts she made to bring understanding of the Muslim world to an, all too often, misinformed West. My thoughts are with the people of Pakistan and those of Pakistani origin throughout the world - I hope your country will find peace and democracy despite this set back.
I would like to add my condolences to the family and friends of Mrs. Benazir Bhutto and those who died with her and to the people of Pakistan who have lost a strong politician who believed in democracy and equal rights.
She was a great woman who I hope will not have died in vain.
first of all God courage to his family members.in my my opeinen she was the great lady leader of pakistan.my whole family like muhtarama .in the last i would pray May your soul be rest in peace. and ALLAH gives enough courage to your family to sustain the loss and give place in (JENNATHUL FIRDOUZ) Amin
YAH ALLAH + YAH RASHOOL
Yeh bazi khoon ki bazi hai,
Yeh bazi tum hi haro gaye
Har ghar se Bhutto nikle ga
Tum kitnay Bhutto maro gaye?
From NY,
I am so terribly sorry, and this treacherous act breaks my heart, not only for Pakistan, but for the whole world. To lose such a staunch, vibrant, intelligent, brave woman and her supporters to a vile murderer is despicable. To lose such a powerful and beautiful voice of democracy when democracy is being sorely tested throughout the world is such a hardship, I am bereft
These are COWARDS who did this, COWARDS because they run their lives based on fear of a bright and curious future, COWARDS because they are not real men, but mice to murder an unarmed woman, COWARDS because of their ignorance, COWARDS because they toss Gods name around through death, destruction, and pain. This is a COWARDLY act, not brave, there is no merit to pat themselves on the back. They are low animals cornered because their way of life, of control, of darkness is becoming extinct, that is not bravery.
God bless the bringers of Light, God bless Ms Bhutto, her supporters, and all of their families.
786
Dear Pinky
We will all miss you. With your death, The Quaid-e-Awam Z.A.B. has died once again. He was my political father, and took me years to except his death. It will take years to get over the vacuum you leave behind.
To those who berate your memory, I have only one thing to say: Islam forbids to talk ill of the death.
I remember the first time I saw you, it was on your first day at Karachi Grammar School. The big buzz was that ‘Pinky is here, Pinky is here!’ at the morning assembly. Every one was craining to have a look at you. You are BB to others, to me you will always be Pinky
I remember the first time I say your dad was when he landed in his helicopter at Aitchison College Lahore, with China’s P.M. Chao En-Lai. All Aitchisonians were there on the Horse Track waving to them as they came out of the helicopter and into the waiting Chrysler Imperial Crown limousine. He was like a Rock Star for us. He was our Hero.
My heart bleeds for Bakhtawar, Bilawal, Aseefa, and Asif. I pray that Begum Sahiba’s Alzheimer’s disease is so far gone that she does not know or understand of your death. To loose one child is hell, to loose three? ……… It is unimaginable! And, that too after her husband was murdered in col blood.
To Sanam, whom I briefly got to know at the club in Karachi, back in August-September 1981, before I left for the States, it was a pleasure to know her, so devoid of hubris. And, it was she who gave me pointers on life in the U.S.A. To her I send my personal ‘afsoss’. Through her, I was vicariously able to be in the company of your great father. I will cherish that time forever. She was truly a humble person, with not an ounce of pretense or braggadocio.
Today I mourn not only for you, but also for my beloved Pakistan. To paraphrase the great Z.A.B, we are all Bhuttos today, our grief is with your family, as it grieves your untimely passing away.
May Allah have mercy on your soul, may he grant Paradise to your martyred soul. God Save Pakistan! God Bless Pakistan! Power to the People! Pakistan Pa’indabad! Pakistan Zindabad! Allah-hu-Akbar! Allah-hu-Akbar! Allah-hu-Akbar!
May your God be with you always, and may your memory inspire your people after your death as your presence did during your lifetime.
It is with a heavy heart that I type this. I never met Ms. Bhutto, and I didn’t know her 2 years ago. However, I feel a great loss in her death. I hope that Pakistan has the strength to bear the loss of such a strong hopeful woman, and I hope that her family has the strength to bear with the loss of a mother and a wife.
It only been two day, but you will live in our hearts forever. May Allah give comfort to your beloved children as well as to the rest of the family. May Allah bring peace and blessings upon your soul. You will be greatly missed.
r u really a pakistani? im shocked with ur reaction. truly i am. in a time when v all shud stand 2gether 2 fight this menace ur asking us 2 divide our country. let me remind u that v all r pakistani first. everthing comes after. if u think by dividing the nation terrorism would vanish and all the problems would b solved than i really feel sorry for u.
By munir on Dec 28, 2007 | Reply
It is time to burn evry symbol of the goverment on the ground. Musharaff has fialed us. He sits behind his fortress un able to provide protection to the people outside.
We must up the pressure hrough violnce if need be and displace this evil dictator form goverment.
We must divide the country and do away with NWFP and BAL…why should the whole country suffer due to these crazeees…
WE must dived the army. 4 sectins and 4 cheif of staff,,,,,,,,,,,enough of the current system…..the time for the revolution has come….
reply to munir
r u really a pakistani? im shocked with ur reaction. truly i am. in a time when v all shud stand 2gether 2 fight this menace ur asking us 2 divide our country. let me remind u that v all r pakistani first. everthing comes after. if u think by dividing the nation terrorism would vanish and all the problems would b solved than i really feel sorry for u.
My heart breaks for the family of Minister Bhutto. My heart aches for the friends who have lost such a loyal friend. My heart is sorrowful for the people who needed her leadership. My heart breaks for the world’s loss.
I will prayer a rosary for the repose of her soul. I pray that the world does not forget her.
JMJ
786
Innallillah-e-wainnaelaih-e-rajioon.
Dear Pinky
We will all miss you. With your death, The Quaid-e-Awam Z.A.B. has died once again. He was my political father, and it took me years to except his death. It will take years to get over the vacuum you leave behind.
To those who berate your memory, I have only one thing to say: Islam forbids to talk ill of the dead.
I remember the first time I saw you, it was on your first day at Karachi Grammar School. The big buzz was that ‘Pinky is here, Pinky is here!’ at the morning assembly. Every one was craining to have a look at you. You are BB to others, to me you will always be Pinky
I remember the first time I say your dad was when he landed in his helicopter at Aitchison College Lahore, with China’s P.M. Chao En-Lai. All Aitchisonians were there on the Horse Track waving to them as they came out of the helicopter and into the waiting Chrysler Imperial Crown limousine. He was like a Rock Star for us. He was our Hero.
My heart bleeds for Bakhtawar, Bilawal, Aseefa, and Asif. I pray that Begum Sahiba’s Alzheimer’s disease is so far gone that she does not know or understand of your death. To loose one child is hell, to loose three? ……… It is unimaginable! And, that too after her husband was murdered in cold blood.
To Sanam, whom I briefly got to know at the club in Karachi, back in August-September 1981, before I left for the States, it was a pleasure to know her, so devoid of hubris. And, it was she who gave me pointers on life in the U.S.A. To her I send my personal ‘afsoss’. Through her, I was vicariously able to be in the company of your great father. I will cherish that time forever. She was truly a humble person, with not an ounce of pretense or braggadocio.
Today I mourn not only for you, but also for my beloved Pakistan. To paraphrase the great Z.A.B, we are all Bhuttos today, our grief is with your family, as it grieves your untimely passing away.
May Allah have mercy on your soul, may he grant Paradise to your martyred soul. God Save Pakistan! God Bless Pakistan! Power to the People! Pakistan Pa’indabad! Pakistan Zindabad! Allah-hu-Akbar! Allah-hu-Akbar! Allah-hu-Akbar!
For Benazir
What should I write?
That you were brave, there is no doubt
That much of our hopes were linked to your actions
That in you we saw a new resilience, a resolve that comforted us,
Encouraged us to think of a future without fear, despair, and hate
Against armchair generals and lecherous politicians
The zealot mullahs and their satanic hordes
You stood tall and defiant, as if
In those years of exile you had learned to walk
The dangerous path of true leadership
And now that they have murdered you
Have our hopes died with you as well
I wonder, on this dreary winter day:
Will your death be a new beginning?
Or is it the return of Jahiliyya:
When we killed our daughters for convenience
And called it custom.
Rest in peace, Daughter of the East
For your toils are over while ours have just begun
And in this eternal night of stillborn dreams
You will live as the only true symbol of our hopes
The only ray of light that we,
In our collective madness,
Extinguished with our callousness.
It is with sorrow I express my condolences to the Bhutto family and to all those who genuinely morn her death. My heart goes out to her 3 children who have lost so much and who will now grow up without a wonderful mother whom they loved.
I also offer my condolences to the families of the many innocent people whose lives have been lost in the name of religion & ethnicity.
It is a sad day for Pakistan and for the world as the life of the first Muslim woman prime minister is cut so short. Benazir was a brave and courageous woman and one of the most popular leaders Pakistan has ever produced.
Pakistan lost someone, who given the opportunity could have been a great leader. I hope and pray her and her father’s legacy for Pakistan will not have died with her. The world and especially Pakistani people will remember her as she was admired by so many people. She came back to Pakistan to fight for her people even though she knew of the dangers.
As a woman I feel her loss to womankind for all she stood for and what she could have changed as she was such an incredible and inspirational woman. Her shoes will be hard to fill.
My one wish for the people of Pakistan is peace and unity.
May ALLAH rest her soul.
I write this with sadness and condolences to all who are mourning Benair Bhutto and the shocking circumstances of her death.
From Australia
I am deeply saddened and appalled on the very tragedic death of BB and twenty other innocent civilians in Liaquat Park Rawalpindi. I wish she would have been eliminated from the political scene through fair elections rather than by violence.
The violence of this nature and extremism will only make the lives of innocents people worse. Democracy is the only solution to all political problems of Pakistan. People of Pakistan should get up and throw out dictators and extremists.
First of all my heart goes out to Bhutto family, May Allah give them peace and courage to go through this ordeal. A sad event this is indeed, a great leader to some, an inspiration to others and for some Benazir Bhutto was an icon, a deacon of light which was expected to lead the democratic charge in our military hierarchy country.
I all my life have been an independent; not supporting any one politician as they all at some point contradicts them and goes sideways from their actual goal. So much for the democratic process which since day one has been jeopardized by Change of convenience done in our constitution to feed Mr. Musharraf’s grip on his power. 2007 has seen the works of a leader who having called himself a Patriot and an ambassador of Justice did exactly the opposite of it, attacking a place of worship (which can not be justified no matter how dire the circumstances) resulting in making him a mockery in the Islamic world.
Unjustifiably sacking the Chief Justice which resulted in violence and a sense of insecurity among general population. I have supported Mr. Musharraf in his efforts to revitalize Pakistani economy, but in his effort to keep the western support he lost track of his vision and did exactly what many political analysts predicted; He went against his People.
What really was astonishing was when he brokered a deal with Mr. Nawaz Shareef to return from exile to take part in a political process. I don’t know who is advising him, but they sure are not doing that great of a Job.
Coming to the tragic death of Muhtarma Benazir Bhutto, Mr. Musharraf with all his army experience and better judgement let her conduct her political rally in a city which have been a safe haven for terrorists in carrying out attacks on political figures, and I believe one against him as well . In recent footage showed by Interior Ministry of Pakistan it clearly shows that there was no safety network near Ms. Bhutto’s SUV and she was left vulnerable to attack. It’s known that in our political rallies its custom for Politicians to come out of their motorcade and reply to chanting crowd, no matter how insane that sounds but that is the truth. I only wonder what kind of people Mr. Musharaf have appointed as his head of security agencies who can not protect a politician, who has been a moving target since she arrived back in Pakistan.
I am not going to write about any conspiracy theory here, but my friends we all know Mr. Musharraf has lost control of this country, and now since he is not the active army chief he is very vulnerable of being removed from the Presidency, and his newly appointed Chief of Army Staff wouldn’t be able to hold of a rebellion against him if it were to happen. In recent news, Muharaf has been scrutinized and his relationship with the Western world is being questioned, its not going to be long before some one inside Pakistan will step up and take realm of the Country which is in chaos and uncertainty. Pakistan is and always will be a secular country; we can not and should not try to implement a certain aspect of conducting our business.
As I believe our Great Quaid got us the independence in the name of Islam, and if any person tries to attack that very core element of our life and that also especially ordered by forces outside our country will be held liable for it and will not be withstand by her people. Some of you might be thinking “oh, what load of bullocks�. My friends a person who orders the attack on a Mosque is no worse than the people who attacked Babri Mosque in India, and I believe we all agree is an enemy of the Country.
May God help us all and keep us and our families safe. Ameen.
You fought the good fight, may god rest your soul. Thank you