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Assassinations: Politics as Usual
RizDB9
January 8, 2008
9:31 AM PST
politics is clear path for assasination.coz once the president or prime minister change all the bets off.thats what americans beilive.

iraq war never gonna allow americans to lounge democracy in middle east.

last 60 years muslim ppl face palastine kashmir afghanistan chachniyaa.

and what progress anybody have seen on these issue.

who can advise president bush. he thinks he knows better than anybody.
Samb1
January 6, 2008
2:24 PM PST
We've also had our share of assassinations and attempted ones: Lincoln, JFK, Ford, Reagan and others.
Grassroots
January 5, 2008
1:12 PM PST
It is timeless BAD politics and tunnel vision as usual!
It's the cowards way out and prevents the ordinary people from seeing fair justice done and honest democracy in practise.Just as real democracy poses a threat to those who seek power by repression through terror.

mosaicnews
January 5, 2008
10:25 AM PST
A week has passed since the assassination of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, yet questions and speculations about her death are still being raised. Who Killed Benazir Bhutto? How did she die? And could her death been prevented?

Most recently, Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf said Bhutto took excessive risks. “There is no complicity” in Ms. Bhutto’s killing, he said. “Would I or the government be the maximum gainer from doing this? Or would there be someone else who would gain more?”

Sadly, the truth is that her violent end could have been foretold with almost near certainty. Moreover, the real significance of this latest killing is that others are sure to follow in Pakistan and other parts of the Middle East.

Political assassinations are not exclusive to Pakistan. We've witnessed several in Lebanon, Somalia, Iraq and other countries. Is this a new phenomenom? Or is it politics as usual?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8a7UEXOZ1FY