News 4m Pakistan

[aadil77]

I don't really see the relevance of the exact cause of death? The videos clearly show she was shot at and she was mere meters away from an explosion that seemingly originates at the shooter. Who cares whether she died from bumping her head because of the explosion, from shrapnel or from the bullets?

yeah whats more important is who called out the attack

 

[snakelegs]

yeah whats more important is who called out the attack

no, it doesn't really matter what exactly killed her, but it does matter to a lot of people because it may be related to what you wrote above.
it looked rather strange how first the gov't said she was shot and later changed it to she hit her head and this led many people to believe that something was pretty fishy.
one thing does seem to be pretty obvious from the video - there was a shocking lack of security.
whether the gov't killed her or it was al-qaeda is important for the future of the country.
some are even suspecting her husband.
i still think AQ is the most likely suspect - these people have been waging war on the gov't ever since the red mosque thingie.

 

[snakelegs]

now the gov't has retracted the sun roof lever cause of death. :uhwhat :muddlehea

i don't really think the gov't killed her, but they sure made a bit of a mess with the way they're handling it.

for whole article go here:
http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/asiapc...psy/index.html

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistan's Interior Ministry backtracked Tuesday on its statement that Benazir Bhutto died because she hit her head on a sunroof latch during a shooting and bomb attack. The two suspects (circled) who the Pakistan government believe were involved in Bhutto's assassination.

The government also published a reward offer in several national newspapers to anyone who could identify two suspects from the killing.
Interior Ministry spokesman Javed Iqbal Cheema told CNN the ministry will wait for the findings from forensic investigators before making a conclusion about her cause of death.

Cheema said he based his statement Friday about the sunroof latch "on the initial investigations and the reports by the medical doctors" who treated her at Rawalpindi General Hospital. "I was just narrating the facts, you know, and nothing less nothing more," Cheema said.

 

[Omar_Mukhtar]

nore democracy in action:

http://news.independent.co.uk/world/asia/article3300991.ece

Bhutto succession will split the party, says tribe leader

 

[ricardo_sousa]

I have to say that "tribal" and "democracy" is not a good combination. "Tribal" implies division and segregation of people. And that is not tolerable in democracy.