No, it was actually more bizarre than than...the cover, and then the 
whole article was written as if current, and that Bhutto was going to 
take on Musharraf, and Al Queda, and bring democracy to Pakistan.  
Not a single mention of her death, or a single "This article was 
written shortly before the tragic passing blah blah blah."  Nothing.  
Just the cover and article.  It was some sort of trippy time warp.  

Not that I know anything about trippiness...

Organic Gal

--- In [email protected], "Ellen" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> funny thing, I didn't think anything of it because I seriously 
thought 
> it was a tribute to her.  Otherwise it was just too weird.  
admittedly 
> I didn't read the article carefully, but I just figured oh she just 
> died this must be an article about her legacy.  oh well.
> 
> 
> --- In [email protected], tonyrichards@ wrote:
> >
> > Especially for those who don't subscribe to the print edition of 
the 
> post, ya'll be amused to know that the cover of Parade was a 
picture of 
> Benazir Bhutto with a banner headline reading something along the 
lines 
> of "America's best bet against al Queda".
> >
>


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