Topic: Benazir Bhutto

Speculation arises regarding The Times of London and its aggressive reporting on sensitive topics, including claims that the British Crown or intelligence agencies may have been involved in the assassination of Benazir Bhutto. The hosts suggest an interagency war may be occurring between MI5 and the CIA, with both agencies potentially planting stories in the British media. Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown's previous accusations against the Murdoch empire regarding the leak of his medical records are cited as evidence of this ongoing friction.

A caller on C-SPAN claims that Osama Bin Laden actually died in 2001 and that the current news is a propaganda stunt. The caller references Benazir Bhutto's past comments about Bin Laden's death. The hosts discuss how information is "compartmentalized" within the military and CIA so that few individuals see the full picture of an operation.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Hamid Nawaz has reportedly claimed that Benazir Bhutto was killed by sophisticated laser beam technology rather than a bomb or a bullet. The hosts dismiss this as a potential "smoke screen" or a tactic to instill fear, noting that Bhutto's death was already surrounded by conflicting official accounts.

The assassination of Benazir Bhutto in Pakistan prompts a debate over potential CIA involvement and the geopolitical stability of the region. While one perspective suggests a "cookie cutter" intelligence operation to pressure Pervez Musharraf, the counter-argument attributes the event to internal radical groups seeking a Sharia state.