who benefits the most from benazir bhuttos' assassination?

[flordehinojos]

pervez musharaff, or course. And, ....... Yes! B U S H who will not miss a beat to sell his war on
terror terror terror terrror terrrrrrror terrrrrarist terrror terrarist. he will paint a picture of the terrarists being after her and now after me (bush) and you (the american people) and we (bush) can't let them win.

and McCain and terrorarists exploiting politicians......................

[Evergreen Emerald]

1. That was the question Wes Clark Asked on CNN--he had a different answer

He says that Musharaff only gains superfically, but that those who want instability in the country are the ones who gain in the long run. He mentioned a couple of terrorist organizations who would ultimatly gain from the continued instability of the region.

[still_one]

4. and Clark is right. It will be a miracle if they can prevent civil war in Pakistan

a very serious situation

[Skidmore]

5. The * administration and the neocons gain because it keeps the

instability they need to continue their agenda.

[still_one]

2. The terrorists were after her. Pakistan was ignored for years when Russia supported India

and China supported Pakistin. Now the middle class in Pakistan are screwed, and the radicals have started a civil war

The potential for this is very grave for the world

[slackmaster]

3. Senator Joseph Biden

For having remarkably good timing.

[cali]

6. Musharraff, Al-Qaeda, other political entities in Pakistan

bush perhaps. rudy. mccain. there's no shortage.

[onenote]

7. I don't think musharaff gains from this

The country is further destabilized, the west more concerned about his ability to maintain order...not what he needed, not now.

[IDemo]

8. Julie Annie is already making political hay out of it

[Billy Burnett]

9. Military contractor and security industries.