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To: Cindy

I have no doubts Al qauda was behind the attack.

My concern is how deep within the Pakistani Government
they are.


1,159 posted on 12/28/2007 2:19:38 PM PST by drymans wife (They is nothing like the mind of a TM;'er)
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To: drymans wife
My concern is how deep within the Pakistani Government they are.

IMHO governments worldwide are concerned about the same thing.

Government inquiry into Bhutto slaying

Cheema also claimed that authorities had intercepted a telephone conversation involving Baitullah Masood, a Taliban commander in Pakistan's western tribal areas, in which he was congratulating an unknown person on the successful attack.

However, government officials previously tried to blame Masood for involvement in the October 18 suicide attack against Bhutto in the southern port city of Karachi that killed 140 people, which the Taliban leader vehemently denied the next day.

The government's claims were curious considering that Cheema on Friday afternoon told the Associated Press of Pakistan that Bhutto had died from bomb shrapnel wounds, and his boss, caretaker Interior Minister Hamid Nawaz Khan, told DawnNews TV that the attacker did not fire a gun at Bhutto.

1,162 posted on 12/28/2007 2:27:42 PM PST by MamaDearest
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