By Clifford May
The Washington Times
January 12, 2008
Osama bin Laden probably does not get home delivery of Parade, but more than 30 million Americans do. And on the magazine’s cover last Sunday was the not-quite-smiling face of Benazir Bhutto, along with this confident quote: “I am what the terrorists most fear.”
By the time Mrs. Bhutto’s image and words reached America’s breakfast tables, she was, of course, dead. The Jan. 6 issue had gone to press before she was assassinated on Dec. 27 during a campaign stop in northern Pakistan.
Not far from where she was killed are the “tribal areas” of Pakistan — a swath of wild, mountainous territory along the Afghanistan border where al Qaeda and its allies hold sway. Bin Laden is believed to enjoy sanctuary there.
If he and other terrorists….
