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Wow~God bless this young man, Bilawal. He looks grief striken, and scared too. I'm praying for him. Thanks for the informative link, LightWorker! :wave:
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There had to be someone else who could carry the torch for Bhutto in the political party that she trusted who had some clout. I also read today that Scotland Yard agreed to investigate the murder as requested by Mushareff. Frankly I think it should have been a collective UN inquiry.
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Wow~God bless this young man, Bilawal. He looks grief striken, and scared too. I'm praying for him. Thanks for the informative link, LightWorker! :wave:
This young man needs prayers ...
I can only imagine how his life has changed.​





There had to be someone else who could carry the torch for Bhutto in the political party that she trusted who had some clout. I also read today that Scotland Yard agreed to investigate the murder as requested by Mushareff. Frankly I think it should have been a collective UN inquiry.


I agree with you.​











Bilawal announced modestly: "I was called and I have stepped up." He added: "Why have I become chairman of the Pakistan People's party, founded by my grandfather 40 years ago? The answer to this question is because it was recognised at this moment in crisis the party needed a close association with my mother through the bloodline.
"Also, it was important to give hope to the new generation of Pakistanis who are looking not just to these elections but beyond. "Politics is also in my blood. Although I admit that my experience to date is limited, I intend to learn ... unless I can finish my education and develop enough maturity, I recognise that I will never be in a position to have sufficient wisdom to enter the political arena."
Benazir Bhutto's son vows to continue his mother's work | Special reports | Guardian Unlimited

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