Faking an assassination.
This is something our leaders have gained expertise in recent past. Those who planned to kill Musharraf on the Lai pull in Rawalpindi one fateful evening were mere fools for they detonated the bomb after the convoy had crossed the bridge. Even I know this that when you have to blow someone on a bridge you do damage in front of the car not on its tail. Well this is not a valid argument a passionate lover of the regime may argue and I give up on convincing any such gentlemen. Then there comes the second attempt at the precious life of the dictator. This time around it was even bigger fool who made the attempt. The place, if you have seen it, is a one way road with a barrier of rock solid cement about foot or so high between the two opposite lanes of the road. That banished fool who tried to ram the explosive laden car into the motorcade of the dictator was on the other side of the barrier. There was no way that his car could have made across the lane and hit General's motorcade. But it did some damage so I give up on convincing the die hard fans once more.
Then comes the attempt, failed as it was planned to be, on the life of the Prime minister in waiting. A clean shaven fool with explosives tied all around his body approaches the car of the PM and raises his hands and is blown to pieces, killing the driver of the reinforced Mercedes in the process. A complete idiot. Was he trying to kill the driver or the passenger who sits on the back seat of the car not the front seat. When will these fools at Al-Qaeda headquarters learn these intricacies of suicide bombing. well he has saved the Prime minister in waiting hassle of going to his constituencies and speaking to the people. He instead delivers lectures over telephone quite similar to another traitor of the country who does so from the comfort of foreign land.
Well the ordinary man has every right to be frightened at all this. In a country where a Prime minister has been reduced to the confines of his fort like home and can no longer appear in public what right does an ordinary man has to ask for his safety?
This is something our leaders have gained expertise in recent past. Those who planned to kill Musharraf on the Lai pull in Rawalpindi one fateful evening were mere fools for they detonated the bomb after the convoy had crossed the bridge. Even I know this that when you have to blow someone on a bridge you do damage in front of the car not on its tail. Well this is not a valid argument a passionate lover of the regime may argue and I give up on convincing any such gentlemen. Then there comes the second attempt at the precious life of the dictator. This time around it was even bigger fool who made the attempt. The place, if you have seen it, is a one way road with a barrier of rock solid cement about foot or so high between the two opposite lanes of the road. That banished fool who tried to ram the explosive laden car into the motorcade of the dictator was on the other side of the barrier. There was no way that his car could have made across the lane and hit General's motorcade. But it did some damage so I give up on convincing the die hard fans once more.
Then comes the attempt, failed as it was planned to be, on the life of the Prime minister in waiting. A clean shaven fool with explosives tied all around his body approaches the car of the PM and raises his hands and is blown to pieces, killing the driver of the reinforced Mercedes in the process. A complete idiot. Was he trying to kill the driver or the passenger who sits on the back seat of the car not the front seat. When will these fools at Al-Qaeda headquarters learn these intricacies of suicide bombing. well he has saved the Prime minister in waiting hassle of going to his constituencies and speaking to the people. He instead delivers lectures over telephone quite similar to another traitor of the country who does so from the comfort of foreign land.
Well the ordinary man has every right to be frightened at all this. In a country where a Prime minister has been reduced to the confines of his fort like home and can no longer appear in public what right does an ordinary man has to ask for his safety?
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