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Welcome, my friends, welcome to another edition of the Corbett Report.

I am your host James Corbett, podcasting to you as always from the sunny climes of Western

Japan on this 30th day of December 2007. I'd like to invite all my listeners to the Corbett report website

W.W.W. dot Corbett report.com, where you can find a documentation list sorted by time index with links to all of the sources for the information used in today's episode.

On the website you'll also find articles written by the corporate report and frequent contributors regarding some of today's most

important news issues.

And on that note, it's time for the real news. This article comes from the Corbett Report, December 28, 2007.

Boodle Fingard Musharraf, Neo-Con. December 28, 2007. Budo-

Neocon's finger LCIAA.

In the wake of Benazir Bhutto's assassination Thursday,

the flurry of initial reports were necessarily based on incomplete information and guesswork.

Was she killed by the bomb blast, the bomber's gun, or shrapnel from the bomb?

Was she killed by an AK-47 or the handgun that has been shown on Pakistani TV lying in a

splatter of blood on the scene. Initial reports were not even sure if she had

been injured by the blast let alone killed. It's strange then that the Neocon's through an article released almost immediately by their mouthpiece, the weekly standard, were quick to dismiss the idea, which they attributed to Bhudo supporters, that Bhutu had been killed by Musharraf.

But this attack was most likely carried out by the Taliban and Al-Qaeda, the Neocon's assert, with a remarkably

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