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P.I.D. Radio 12/30/07: Paul & Phillip Collins — The Real Motives for Bhutto's Death

from PID Radio · host Derek and Sharon Gilbert

We welcome back to PID Radio two of our favorite researchers and crypto-political analysts, Paul and Phillip Collins. The brothers have been looking into connections between Western intelligence and the "Islamic bomb" created by Pakistani nuclear scientist A.Q. Khan.Did Bhutto's apparent desire to allow the International Atomic Energy Administration to investigate Khan and his network lead to her death?Links:The Paul and Phillip Collins archive at The Conspiracy ArchiveWhy the Ghost of A.Q. Khan Still Walks the Earth by Paul & Phillip D. CollinsWestern Intelligence and the Rise of the Muslim Brotherhood by Paul and Phillip D. CollinsThe Creation of the Saudi Crime Syndicate by Paul & Phillip D. CollinsWikipedia: A.Q. KhanWikipedia: James Jesus AngletonBhutto to David Frost: "Osama is dead"U.S. Troops Head to PakistanNote that this was written the day before Bhutto was killedClick arrow on player below to listen now, or right-click (control-click for Macs) the "download" link to save the mp3 file to your computer.

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