Benazir Bhutto

[Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim]

Benazir Bhutto
They teach us to forgive and bear the suffering. I wonder how can we e ever forgive the assassination of a most courageous woman. I feel deep sorrow and agony. Please mourn with me.

 

[Devil's tear]

Benazir Bhutto
They teach us to forgive and bear the suffering. I wonder how can we e ever forgive the assassination of a most courageous woman. I feel deep sorrow and agony. Please mourn with me.

What a strange topic. But I like it. If you want me tear my clothes and slap my face like women in my country I'll do.
No seriously I love your writing so much especially your feeling for women.
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[baqarah131]

I mourn with you.
I don't like the fact that they're calling it an assassination.
It was murder, foul, stinking, rotten murder.

edward

Benazir Bhutto
They teach us to forgive and bear the suffering. I wonder how can we e ever forgive the assassination of a most courageous woman. I feel deep sorrow and agony. Please mourn with me.

 

[Amigos4]

Benazir Bhutto
They teach us to forgive and bear the suffering. I wonder how can we e ever forgive the assassination of a most courageous woman. I feel deep sorrow and agony. Please mourn with me.

I share your sorrow! Democracy has lost, yet, another ally!

 

[Lynxear]

Educated, eloquent, expressive,
A leader among her people,
Her courage lives eternally.
No terror blunts her message.

 

[Amigos4]

Educated, eloquent, expressive,
A leader among her people,
Her courage lives eternally.
No terror blunts her message.

Beautifully expressed, Lynxear!

Cheers,
Amigos4

 

[Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim]

Shed my tear
For Benazir dear
She came here
To make it clear
Without fear

Face and hair
Beyond compare
She went there
To give more care
Sorrows share

 

[Devil's tear]

That is so sad and gloooomy.
What has happened? Sorry for my question.

 

[baqarah131]

Benazir Bhutto has been murdered.

That is so sad and gloooomy.
What has happened? Sorry for my question.

 

[Devil's tear]

I have no idea about Shiite people sorry

Benazir Bhutto has been murdered.

It's expected unfotunately and this fate has waited a lot. This is the God's willing and we know who is the perpetrator. Too sad.
I want to slap my face and cry with tearing my clothes.
Allah yerhamha​

 

[baqarah131]

Devil's Tear, we all have our own ways of expressing our grief.
It is a terrible loss.
edward

 

[kayasan]

The whole nation had mourned and will mourn the death of this leader, Jamshid. I sympatize of course because it's a big loss for women, for democracy, for tolerance, etc. In the other hand, I would like to add she wasn't an angel either.

The reality isn't only black or white but far more complex.

 

[Amigos4]

The whole nation had mourned and will mourn the death of this leader, Jamshid. I sympatize of course because it's a big loss for women, for democracy, for tolerance, etc. In the other hand, I would like to add she wasn't an angel either.

The reality isn't only black or white but far more complex.

Hi, kayasan!

Death has a way of simplfying complex issues!

I agree with you, kayasan; 'it's a big loss for women, for democracy, for tolerance'

Let's see how history will treat the legacy of Benazir Bhutto!

Cheers,
Amigos4

 

[Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim]

The whole nation had mourned and will mourn the death of this leader, Jamshid. I sympatize of course because it's a big loss for women, for democracy, for tolerance, etc. In the other hand, I would like to add she wasn't an angel either.

The reality isn't only black or white but far more complex.

Nobody is an angel Kaya. It all depends on your perspective. I see it from the two following perspectives:
1. Pakistan is politically in a transition period from military dictatorship to democracy (you see it in the nomination of her son although he is just 19). There are some other countries with such a system. Pakistan has achieved a lot on its way to democacy but the military is still in power as with Turkey.

2. In a country dominated by men you simply welcome a women as the head of the government. People in such countries have all the reason to be proud because even in most European countries (developed world) women haven't still managed to get the top job.

 

[kayasan]

Nobody is an angel Kaya. It all depends on your perspective. I see it from the two following perspectives:
1. Pakistan is politically in a transition period from military dictatorship to democracy (you see it in the nomination of her son although he is just 19). There are some other countries with such a system. Pakistan has achieved a lot on its way to democacy but the military is still in power as with Turkey.

2. In a country dominated by men you simply welcome a women as the head of the government. People in such countries have all the reason to be proud because even in most European countries (developed world) women haven't still managed to get the top job.

The topic is a delicate one, Jamshid, and involves politics. I'm afraid I can't express freely my opinion.
I can only add I beleive in a programme not in a candidat's sex. We had examples in recent history where women weren't "angels". They can be as despots as men.
I don't beleive either in a dynastic system.

 

[Dr. Jamshid Ibrahim]

You are right Kaya it is a delicate issue. Let me express it psychologically: It is a borderline issue which unfortunately calls for comorbidity conditions. I know (from experience) not all women are angels but we need a fair represenation of both sexes otherwise it is simply boring.