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Subject Benazir Bhutto's "Bin Laden dead in 2007" video, already DEBUNKED!!

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"if that report is true"? From Fox News, the greatest source of propaganda and lies on this planet? You have got to be kidding me!

You never thought that might, alternatively, have been just a cover story manufactured to hide from Muslims the fact that he had been assassinated by the rogue elements of Western intelligence - and by another Muslim!?

Your explanations are simplistic. There are alternative reasons for scenarios, but you argue as though there was only one - just to explain away Bhutto's statement. Well, it won't wash!
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Benazir Bhutto

Im not explaining any particular scenario. My point in this thread is that Benazir Bhutto did NOT mean to say that Osama Bin Laden was assasinated . (she used the word 'murder' which itself is curious)
As for the Fox News story, I mentioned it as an alternate probabilty to what could have happened. Not that I trust Fox News.

If the intelligence agencies wanted to silence her, they would have done that before November.

Here's a report on the Bhutto assasination:
[b][i]The main suspects in Benazir Bhutto’s assassination are the Pakistani and foreign Islamist militants who saw her as a heretic and an American stooge and had repeatedly threatened to kill her.
But fingers will also be pointed at Inter-Services Intelligence, the agency that has had close ties to the Islamists since the 1970s and has been used by successive Pakistani leaders to suppress political opposition.
Ms Bhutto narrowly escaped an assassination attempt in October, when a suicide bomber killed about 140 people at a rally in the port city of Karachi to welcome her back from eight years in exile.
Earlier that month, two militant warlords based in Pakistan's lawless northwestern areas, near the border with Afghanistan, had threatened to kill her on her return.
One was Baitullah Mehsud, a top commander fighting the Pakistani army in the tribal region of South Waziristan. He has close ties to al Qaeda and the Afghan Taleban.
The other was Haji Omar, the “amir” or leader of the Pakistani Taleban, who is also from South Waziristan and fought against the Soviets with the Mujahideen in Afghanistan.
After that attack Ms Bhutto revealed that she had received a letter signed by a person who claimed to be a friend of al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden threatening to slaughter her like a goat.
She accused Pakistani authorities of not providing her with sufficient security and hinted that they may have been complicit in the bomb attack. Asif Ali Zardari, her husband, directly accused the ISI of being involved in that attempt on her life.
Mrs Bhutto stopped short of blaming the Government directly, saying that she had more to fear from unidentified members of a power structure that she described as allies of the “forces of militancy”.
Analysts say that President Musharraf himself is unlikely to have ordered her assassination, but that elements of the army and intelligence service would have stood to lose money and power if she had become Prime Minister.
The ISI, in particular, includes some Islamists who became radicalised while running the American-funded campaign against the Soviets in Afghanistan and remained fiercely opposed to Ms Bhutto on principle.
Saudi Arabia, which has strong influence in Pakistan, is also thought to frown on Ms Bhutto as being too secular and Westernised and to favour Nawaz Sharif, another former Prime Minister.[/i][/b]
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=7687
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Original Message Despite all surrealism about the White House's announcement on OBL's death, this doesn't mean that the alleged "evidences" that he had been murdered in 2007, are not the usual misdirection shill disinfo.

The video of the interview, where the former PM of Pakistan, Muslim leader and wife of current President of Pakistan, Benazir Bhutto, supposedly says that OBL was murdered by Pakistani black ops in 2007, has been fully explained and debunked. The shills allege that she was murdered yet in 2007, due this "bombastic revelation", what's not true. She was murdered 'cause she was leading a opposition revolution in Pakistan. Anyway, this is the video debunking the theory that Bin Laden already was dead in 2007, uploaded on YT since 2008:

So by one hand we have MSM and TPTB fabricating "evidences" that BL was killed in May 1st, on this ninja operation and by the other hand we have the shills and O-haters fabricating "evidences" that BL was murdered way before.

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