Conundrums

Only three days left and we'll have to say goodbye to this year and welcome the coming year. Only three days but still I had conundrums and I think it will remain unanswered till new year comes.


In Pakistan, former Prime minister Benazir Bhutto was assassinated by a suicide bomber after a speech in an election rally in the city of Rawalpindi that leads the Pakistanis to stage violence in the city and in the nearby provinces.

The assassin as said by the officials investigating the crime was "very well trained or too close to her" to make those shots that killed her almost instantly. He even blew himself up before the people catch him and killed at least 10 people.

Thousands of supporters mourns to her death. "We've lost a great leader. We hoped she would bring peace to our area but now chances are very slim," uttered by her supporters.

Till this very moment, no one had been captured for her assassination. No one knows who is behind this plot.

In the part of the attacker, is it worth for him to sacrifice his own life just to kill her or is he just also a victim of the terrorist behind this killing?

Every time new year comes, a lot of people make their new year's resolution for they want to change something in them for better but the fact is not all of the resolutions they have listed will be followed religiously.

Everybody wishes for peace on earth, but how can we have peace if we never open ourselves for acceptance. Just like the one's behind Bhutto's assassination, if he only admit that Bhutto can be of great help to the Pakistani people to attain peace, he could have not did this plot.

If we only can realize that in able to achieve world peace, we must start it in ourselves. Words are not enough we must act, talk and think peacefully.

Sometimes we must set aside our personal gains to attain our goals but we must admit that this thing is almost always forgotten.