Fwd: Bhutto? She fell to fate . . .

[Guest guest]

mysticcommune , " James Wyly " <tpaquake23

wrote:

 

> Can't believe the

> lax security for

> Benazir Bhutto.

 

 

A clear target for

al-Qaeda, Bhutto, and

so what appears to have

happened was an exchange,

although not reported in

the media very well. This

has happened before in

Pakistan.

 

I will have more

data on this later . . .

 

For one thing, it can

readily be seen that Bhutto

fell to a line of fate, it

was not destiny that she

fell to. What sin did

she not yet pay for

to attract such an

event to herself?

 

It is always lines

of fate that crash

headlong into freight

trains, always and

without fail!!

 

States of awakening

come and go, but you

must consider how it

always happens without

fail that after each

state of awakening

comes a fall, and

why it is necessary

to follow laws of

world creation

and maintenance

IN ORDER TO MEET

WITH THAT FALL,

LIKE MEETING

WITH A FREIGHT

TRAIN, OR YOU

WILL BE BLOWN

AWAY FOR STANDING

ON THE TRACKS WHILE

GLOATING OVER YOURSELF

AND LORDING YOUR GODHOOD

OVER OTHERS . . .

 

You must ask

yourself, why?

 

And what regard can

a journalist, especially

a leftist journalist, have

for someone when they work

into their " mourning comments "

a political commentary? I mean,

WHAT THE HELL KIND OF SHIT IS

THAT?

 

" And that is where

Bhutto's final chapter

picks up — as the popularity

of the Musharraf regime collapses

and the world looks warily at the

future of Pakistan and the threat

of radicalism. In exile once again

and with corruption charges against

her, Bhutto STRUCK A DEAL WITH

MUSHARRAF, who was under pressure

to restore democracy. Washington

smiled on it and Bhutto, now

anointed as the West's

favorite to restore

democratic credibility

to a moderate Pakistani

government, returned to

retake what she always

believed was hers. Thousands

showed up to welcome her and

more than 100 died when that

welcome-back parade was attacked

by still unknown bombers. The last

quarter of 2007 was filled with

POLITICAL MANEUVERINGS between

herself, Musharraf and Nawaz

Sharif, who had also returned

from exile. After one more

stint under house arrest

while Musharraf imposed a

brief emergency rule, she

seemed set for another triumph

at the polls. But in the end,

the violent cycle of

Pakistani politics

claimed another victim.

And once and for all, Benazir

Bhutto will rally people to her

cause without being able to deliver

on its promise. "

--HOWARD CHUA-EOAN

--Time magazine

 

What is the real story?

 

From CNN:

 

" Thursday's attacks come

less than two weeks after

Pakistan President Pervez

Musharraf lifted an emergency

declaration he said was necessary

to secure his country from terrorists.

 

" Bhutto had been critical

of what she believed was a

lack of effort by Musharraf's

government to protect her.

 

" Two weeks after the October

assassination attempt, she

wrote a commentary for

CNN.com in which she

questioned why Pakistan

investigators refused

international offers

of help in finding

the attackers.

 

" 'The sham investigation

of the October 19 massacre

and the attempt by the ruling

party to politically capitalize

on this catastrophe are discomforting,

but do not suggest any direct

involvement by General Pervez

Musharraf,' Bhutto wrote. "

--CNN

 

Is there a real story?

 

James Wyly

 

@, " celticmooncreation " wrote:

>

> Can't believe the lax security for Benazir Bhutto.

>

>

@, " celticmoondance " <celticmoondance@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Of course the Pete Seeger lyrics borrowed from these biblical

words

> > was used as a peace anthem during the flower child season.

> >

> > Is your father reflecting on his own life.

> >

> >

> >

, " hansel and gretel " wrote:

> > >

> > > Yesterday I visited my parents.

> > > After lunch my 90 year old father just read from his bible:

> > > Ecclesiastes 3

> > >

> > >

> > > Everything Has Its Time

> > >

> > > 1 Everything on earth

> > > has its own time

> > > and its own season.

> > > 2 There is a time

> > > for birth and death,

> > > planting and reaping,

> > > 3 for killing and healing,

> > > destroying and building,

> > > 4 for crying and laughing,

> > > weeping and dancing,

> > > 5 for throwing stones

> > > and gathering stones,

> > > embracing and parting.

> > > 6 There is a time

> > > for finding and losing,

> > > keeping and giving,

> > > 7 for tearing and sewing,

> > > listening and speaking.

> > > 8 There is also a time

> > > for love and hate,

> > > for war and peace.

> > >

> > > That was quite impressive.

> > >

> > >

> > > Greetingz,

> > >

> > > hansel and gretel

> > >

> >

>

 

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