Benazir Bhutto's Assassination and What Really Happened
"New suspicions surround Bhutto death over autopsy, cause of death"http://www.wh
atreallyhappened.com/archives/cat_pakistan.html "Despite official reports by Pakistan's interior ministry claiming that the gove rnment had intercepted congratulatory messages sent by al Qaeda surrounding the assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, a motley of strange occur rences has sparked new suspicion of the government's official story. On Friday, doctors at Rawalpindi General Hospital, where she died, said that Bhu tto had been killed by shrapnel to the head from an explosion, not by two bullet s that Bhutto supporters cited in the aftermath of the attack. The government soon changed their story, saying she'd been killed by hitting the sunroof of her LandCruiser after she'd stood up to wave to a crowd. Doctors sai d there were no bullet marks on the former prime minister's body, and released a limited x-ray of what they said was her skull. More alarming, however, to Bhutto supporters was the fact no autopsy was conduct ed prior to burial. The official line -- according to Pakistan's interim prime m inister Mohammadmian Soomro -- was that Bhutto's husband had insisted no autopsy be performed. But according to veteran lawyer Athar Minallah who spoke to McClatchy Newspapers Friday, "an autopsy is mandatory under Pakistan's criminal law in a case of thi s nature." "It is absurd, because without autopsy it is not possible to investigate," Minal lah told McClatchy's Saeed Shah and Warren Strobel in a little publicized piece. "Is the state not interested in reaching the perpetrators of this heinous crime or there was a cover-up?" According to the reporters, "the scene of the attack also was watered down with a high-pressure hose within an hour, washing away evidence." Pakistan indicated Saturday it would delay January elections because of turmoil caused by Bhutto's death. Protests and looting have left at least 38 people dead ." "No autopsy and evidence wiped clean off the streets. If Musharraf and his croni es are not guilty, they certainly did a good job of acting like it by disposing of the evidence ASAP. And by the way, did anyone actually talk to the husband to validate that he insi sted there be no autopsy? Didn't think so." -- Mike Rivero of What Really Happened "How Benazir Bhutto died "Conflicting reports about the death of political leader Benazir Bhutto have peo ple wondering about the Pakistani equivalent of a second gunman on the grassy kn oll." Because Pakistanis are not idiots! " Asia" href="http://news.independent.co.uk/world/asia/article3291600.ece" targe t="_blank">They don't blame al-Qa'ida. They blame Musharraf" "Weird, isn't it, how swiftly the narrative is laid down for us. Benazir Bhutto, the courageous leader of the Pakistan People's Party, is assassinated in Rawalp indi – attached to the very capital of Islamabad wherein ex-General Pervez Musha rraf lives – and we are told by George Bush that her murderers were "extremists" and "terrorists". Well, you can't dispute that. But the implication of the Bush comment was that Islamists were behind the assas sination. It was the Taliban madmen again, the al-Qa'ida spider who struck at th is lone and brave woman who had dared to call for democracy in her country. Of course, given the childish coverage of this appalling tragedy – and however c orrupt Ms Bhutto may have been, let us be under no illusions that this brave lad y is indeed a true martyr – it's not surprising that the "good-versus-evil" donk ey can be trotted out to explain the carnage in Rawalpindi. Who would have imagined, watching the BBC or CNN on Thursday, that her two broth ers, Murtaza and Shahnawaz, hijacked a Pakistani airliner in 1981 and flew it to Kabul where Murtaza demanded the release of political prisoners in Pakistan. He re, a military officer on the plane was murdered. There were Americans aboard th e flight – which is probably why the prisoners were indeed released.... .... But back to the official narrative. George Bush announced on Thursday he wa s "looking forward" to talking to his old friend Musharraf. Of course, they woul d talk about Benazir. They certainly would not talk about the fact that Musharra f continues to protect his old acquaintance – a certain Mr Khan – who supplied a ll Pakistan's nuclear secrets to Libya and Iran. No, let's not bring that bit of the "axis of evil" into this. So, of course, we were asked to concentrate once more on all those " extremists" and "terrorists", not on the logic of questioning which many Pakistanis were fe eling their way through in the aftermath of Benazir's assassination. It doesn't, after all, take much to comprehend that the hated elections looming over Musharraf would probably be postponed indefinitely if his principal politic al opponent happened to be liquidated before polling day. So let's run through this logic in the way that Inspector Ian Blair might have d one in his policeman's notebook before he became the top cop in London. Question: Who forced Benazir Bhutto to stay in London and tried to prevent her r eturn to Pakistan? Answer: General Musharraf. Question: Who ordered the arrest of thousands of Benazir's supporters this month ? Answer: General Musharraf. Question: Who placed Benazir under temporary house arrest this month? Answer: Ge neral Musharraf. Question: Who declared martial law this month? Answer General Musharraf. Question: who killed Benazir Bhutto? Er. Yes. Well quite. You see the problem? Yesterday, our television warriors informed us the PPP memb ers shouting that Musharraf was a "murderer" were complaining he had not provide d sufficient security for Benazir. Wrong. They were shouting this because they b elieve he killed her." "Anglo-American Ambitions behind the Assassination of Benazir Bhutto and the Des tabilization of Pakistan by Larry Chin Global Research, December 29, 2007 It has been known for months that the Bush-Cheney administration and its allies have been manuevering to strengthen their political control of Pakistan, paving the way for the expansion and deepening of the “war on terrorism” across the reg ion. The assassination of Benazir Bhutto does not change this agenda. In fact, i t simplifies Bush-Cheney’s options. Seeding chaos with a pretext “Delivering democracy to the Muslim world” has been the Orwellian rhetoric used to mask Bush-Cheney’s application of pressure and force, its dramatic attempt at reshaping of the Pakistani government (into a joint Bhutto/Sharif-Musharraf) co alition, and backdoor plans for a military intervention. Various American destab ilization plans, known for months by officials and analysts, proposed the toppli ng of Pakistan s military. The assassination of Bhutto appears to have been anticipated. There were even re ports of “chatter” among US officials about the possible assassinations of eithe r Pervez Musharraf or Benazir Bhutto, well before the actual attempts took place . As succinctly summarized in Jeremy Page’s article, "Who Killed Benazir Bhutto? T he Main Suspects", the main suspects are 1) “Pakistani and foreign Islamist mili tants who saw her as a heretic and an American stooge”, and 2) the Inter-Service s Intelligence, or ISI, a virtual branch of the CIA. Bhutto’s husband Asif Ali Z ardari directly accused the ISI of being involved in the October attack. The assassination of Bhutto has predictably been blamed on “Al-Qaeda”, without m ention of fact that Al-Qaeda itself is an Anglo-American military-intelligence o peration. Page’s piece was one of the first to name the man who has now been tagged as the main suspect: Baitullah Mehsud, a purported Taliban militant fighting the Pakis tani army out of Waziristan. Conflicting reports link Mehsud to “Al-Qaeda”, the Afghan Taliban, and Mullah Omar (also see here). Other analysis links him to the terrorist A.Q. Khan. Mehsud’s profile, and the reporting of it, echoes the propaganda treatment of al l post-9/11 “terrorists”. This in turn raises familiar questions about Anglo-Ame rican intelligence agency propaganda involvement. Is Mehsud connected to the ISI or the CIA? What did the ISI and the CIA know about Mehsud? More importantly, d oes Mehsud, or the manipulation of the propaganda surrounding him provide Bush-C heney with a pretext for future aggression in the region? Classic “war on terrorism” propaganda While details on the Bhutto assassination continue to unfold, what is clear is t hat it was a political hit, along the lines of US agent Rafik Harriri in Lebanon . Like the highly suspicious Harriri hit, the Bhutto assassination has been depi cted by corporate media as the martyring of a great messenger of western-style “ democracy”. Meanwhile, the US government’s ruthless actions behind the scenes ha ve received scant attention. The December 28, 2007 New York Times coverage of the Bhutto assassination offers the perfect example of mainstream Orwellian media distortion that hides the tru th about Bush/Cheney agenda behind blatant propaganda smoke. This piece echoes W hite House rhetoric proclaiming that Bush’s main objectives are to “bring democr acy to the Muslim world” and “force out Islamist militants”. In fact, the openly criminal Bush-Cheney administration has only supported and p romoted the antithesis of democracy: chaos, fascism, and the installation of Ang lo-American-friendly puppet regimes. In fact, the central and consistent geostrategy of Bush-Cheney, and their elite counterparts around the world, is the continued imposition and expansion of the manufactured “war on terrorism”; the continuation of war across the Eurasian sub continent, with events triggered by false flag operations and manufactured prete xts. In fact, the main tools used in the “war on terrorism” remain Islamist militants , working on behalf of Anglo-American military intelligence agencies---among the m, “Al-Qaeda”, and Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence, the ISI. Mehsud fits this the same profile. Saving Bush-Cheney’s Pakistan In an amusing quote from the same New York Times piece, Wendy Chamberlain, forme r US ambassador to Pakistan (and a central figure behind multinational efforts t o build a trans-Afghan pipeline, connected to 9/11), proudly states: “We are a p layer in the Pakistani political system”. Not only has the US continued to be a “player”, but one of its top managers for decades. Each successive Pakistani leader since the early 1990s---Bhutto, Sharif and Mush arraf---have bowed to Western interests. The ISI is a virtual branch of the CIA. While Musharraf has been, and remains, a strongman for Bush-Cheney, questions ab out his “reliability”, and control---both his regime’s control over the populace and growing popular unrest, and elite control over his regime---have driven Bus h-Cheney attempts to force a clumsy (pro-US, Iraq-style) power-sharing governmen t. As noted by Robert Scheer, Bush-Cheney has been playing “Russian roulette” wi th Musharraf, Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif---each of whom have been deeply corrupt, w illing fronts for the US. The return of both Bhutto and the other former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has m erely been an attempt by the US to hedge its regional power bets. What exactly were John Negroponte and Condoleeza Rice really setting up the past few months? Who benefits from Bhutto’s murder? The “war on terrorism” geostrategy and propaganda milieu, the blueprint that has been used by elite interests since 9/11 to impose a continuing world war, is th e clear beneficiary of the Bhutto assassination. Bush/Cheney and their equally c omplicit pro-war/pro-occupation counterparts in the Democratic Party enthusiasti cally support the routine use of “terror” pretexts to impose continued war polic ies. True to form, fear, “terrorism”, “security” and military force, are once again, the focuses of Washington political rhetoric, and the around-the-clock media bar rage. The 2008 US presidential candidates and their elite campaign advisers, all but a few of whom enthusiastically support the “war on terrorism”, have taken turns p ushing their respective versions of “we must stop the terrorists” rhetoric for b rain-addled supporters. The candidates whose polls have slipped, led by 9/11 par ticipant and opportunist Rudy Guiliani, and hawkish neoliberal Hillary Clinton, have already benefited from a new round of mass fear. Musharraf benefits from the removal of a bitter rival, but now must find a way t o re-establish order. Musharraf now has an ideal justification to crack down on “terrorists” and impose full martial law, with Bush-Cheney working from the shad ows behind Musharraf---and continuing to manipulate or remove his apparatus, if Musharraf proves too unreliable or broken to suit Anglo-American plans. The likely involvement of the ISI behind the Bhutto hit cannot be overstated. IS I’s role behind every major act of “terrorism” since 9/11 remains the central un spoken truth behind current geopolitical realities. Bhutto, but not Sharif or Mu sharraf would have threatened the ISI’s agendas. Bhutto, militant Islam, and the pipelines Now that she has been martyred, many unflattering historical facts about Benazir Bhutto will be hidden or forgotten. Bhutto herself was intimately involved in the creation of the very “terror” mili eu purportedly responsible for her assassination. Across her political career, s he supported militant Islamists, the Taliban, the ISI, and the ambitions of West ern governments. As noted by Michel Chossudovsky in America’s “War on Terrorism”, it was during B hutto’s second term that Jamiat-ul-Ulema-e-Islam (JUI) and the Taliban rose to p rominence, welcomed into Bhutto’s coalition government. It was at that point tha t ties between the JUI, the Army and the ISI were established. While Bhutto’s relationship with both the ISI and the Taliban were marked by tur moil, it is clear that Bhutto, when in power, supported both---and enthusiastica lly supported Anglo-American interventions. In his two landmark books, Taliban: Militant Islam, Oil and Fundamentalism in Ce ntral Asia and Jihad: The Rise of Militant Islam in Central Asia, Ahmed Rashid r ichly details the Bhutto regime’s connections to the ISI, the Taliban, “militant Islam”, multinational oil interests, and Anglo-American officials and intellige nce proxies. In Jihad, Rashid wrote: “Ironically it was not the ISI but Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, the most liber al, secular leader in Pakistan’s recent history, who delivered the coup de grace to a new relationship with Central Asia. Rather than support a wider peace proc ess in Afghanistan that would have opened up a wider peace process in Afghanista n, Bhutto backed the Taliban, in a rash and presumptuous policy to create a new western-oriented trade and pipeline route from Turkmenistan through southern Afg hanistan to Pakistan, from which the Taliban would provide security. The ISI soo n supported this policy because its Afghan protégé Gulbuddin Hekmatyar had made no headway in capturing Kabul, and the Taliban appeared to be strong enough to d o so.” In Taliban, Rashid provided even more historical detail: “When Bhutto was elected as Prime Minister in 1993, she was keen to open a route to Central Asia. A new proposal emerged backed strongly by the frustrated Pakis tani transport and smuggling mafia, the JUI and Pashtun military and political o fficials.” “The Bhutto government fully backed the Taliban, but the ISI remained skeptical of their abilities, convinced that they would remain a useful but peripheral for ce in the south.” “The US congress had authorized a covert $20 million budget for the CIA to desta bilize Iran, and Tehran accused Washington of funneling some of these funds to t he Taliban---a charge that was always denied by Washington . Bhutto sent several emissaries to Washington to urge the US to intervene more publicly on the side of Pakistan and the Taliban.” Bhutto’s one mistake: she vehemently supported the pipeline proposed by Argentin ian oil company Bridas, and opposed the pipeline by Unocal (favored by the US). This contributed to her ouster in 1996, and the return of Nawaz Sharif to power. As noted by Rashid: “After the dismissal of the Bhutto government in 1996, the newly elected Prime M inister Nawaz Sharif, his oil minister Chaudry Nisar Ali Khan, the army and the ISI fully backed Unocal. Pakistan wanted more direct US support for the Taliban and urged Unocal to start construction quickly in order to legitimize the Taliba n. Basically the USA and Unocal accepted the ISI’s analysis and aims---that a Ta liban victory in Afghanistan would make Unocal’s job much easier and quicken US recognition.” Her appealing and glamorous pro-Western image notwithstanding, Bhutto’s true rec ord is one of corruption and accommodation. The “war on terrorism” resparked Every major Anglo-American geostrategic crime has been preceded by a convenient pretext, orchestrated and carried out by “terror” proxies directly or indirectly connected to US military-intelligence, or manipulated into performing as intell igence assets. The assassination of Benazir Bhutto is simply one more brutal exa mple. This was Pakistan’s 9/11; Pakistan’s JFK assassination, and its impact will reso nate for years. Contrary to mainstream corporate news reporting, chaos benefits Bush-Cheney’s “w ar on terrorism”. Calls for “increased worldwide security” will pave the way for a muscular US reaction, US-led force and other forms of “crack down” from Bush- Cheney across the region. In other words, the assassination helps ensure that th e US will not only never leave, but also increase its presence. The Pakistani election, if it takes place at all, is a simpler two-way choice: p ro-US Musharraf or pro-US Sharif. While the success of Bush-Cheney’s 9/11 agenda has met with mixed results, and i t has met with a wide array of resistance (“terroristic” as well as political), there is no doubt that the propaganda foundation of the “war on terrorism” has r emained firm, unshaken and routinely reinforced. As for Nawaz Sharif, who now emerges as the sole competitor for Musharraf, he, l ike Musharraf and Bhutto, is legendary for his accommodation to Anglo-American i nterests---pipelines, trade, and the continued US military presence. As Jean-Cha rles Brisard and Guillaume Dasquie noted in the book Forbidden Truth, the Octobe r 1999 military coup led by Musharraf that originally toppled Sharif’s regime wa s sparked by animosity between the two camps, as well as “Sharif’s personal corr uption and political megalomania”, and “concerns that Sharif was dancing too eag erly to Washington’s tune on Kashmir and Afghanistan”. In other words, Bush-Cheney wins, no matter which asset winds up on the throne." Posted by Rocker at 9:08 PM http://www.blogger.com/post-edit.g?blogID=4945172325 20846512&postID=3723091231335712607 http://www.blogger.com/post-edit.g?blogID=49 4517232520846512&postID=3723091231335712607 Labels: Pakistan
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Posted by Rocker at December 28, 2008 8:10 AM more us missiles pock pakistan http://www.blogger.com/delete-backlink.g?blogID=4 94517232520846512&postID=3723091231335712607&backlinkURL=http%3A%2F%2Frockthetru th2.blogspot.com%2F2008%2F10%2Fmore-us-missiles-pock-pakistan.html http://www.bl ogger.com/delete-backlink.g?blogID=494517232520846512&postID=3723091231335712607 &backlinkURL=http%3A%2F%2Frockthetruth2.blogspot.com%2F2008%2F10%2Fmore-us-missi les-pock-pakistan.htmlenough, already, will ya?! just stop killing innocent peop le with air bombs, dammit!!!! "suspected us strike on taliban kills six in pakis tan; attack near base of warlord accused in bhutto s death" by candace rondeaux and shaiq hussain, ... Posted by Rocker at October 17, 2008 5:31 AM johnito magazine http://www.blogger.com/delete-backlink.g?blogID=494517232520846 512&postID=3723091231335712607&backlinkURL=http%3A%2F%2Fstanvanhoucke.blogspot.c om%2F2008%2F07%2Fjohnito-magazine.html http://www.blogger.com/delete-backlink.g? blogID=494517232520846512&postID=3723091231335712607&backlinkURL=http%3A%2F%2Fst anvanhoucke.blogspot.com%2F2008%2F07%2Fjohnito-magazine.htmljohnito magazine ber icht: deze week (vervolg): pakistan, marteling, libanon, iran en de crisis. nou waar was ik gebleven? o, ja, ik ging van pakistan naar libanon, in één van mijn vorige blogs.maar eerst nog even enkele toevoegingen ... Posted by stan at July 17, 2008 2:35 AM deze week (vervolg): pakistan, marteling, libanon, iran en de crisis http://www. blogger.com/delete-backlink.g?blogID=494517232520846512&postID=37230912313357126 07&backlinkURL=http%3A%2F%2Fjohnito.blogspot.com%2F2008%2F07%2Fdeze-week-vervolg -pakistan-marteling.html http://www.blogger.com/delete-backlink.g?blogID=4945172 32520846512&postID=3723091231335712607&backlinkURL=http%3A%2F%2Fjohnito.blogspot .com%2F2008%2F07%2Fdeze-week-vervolg-pakistan-marteling.htmlnou waar was ik gebl even? o, ja, ik ging van pakistan naar libanon, in één van mijn vorige blogs. ma ar eerst nog even enkele toevoegingen over de situatie in pakistan: daar zijn st amleiders namelijk diep bezorgd over het toenemende ... Posted by blogkeeper at July 16, 2008 5:03 PM Create a Link