1: Obviously i do, otherwise i wouldn't have referrenced it.
Then why bring up her supporting the Taliban?
2: Just because you don't see it doesn't mean it isn't the case. the Taliban and Al-Qaeda's stance towards women is well known. Her stance on women in the muslim world is well known. Her other policies weren't massively different from her predecessors or since.
You imply her policies on women were massively different than that of other prime ministers'. They weren't, Bhutto was a demagogue before anything else, she talked the talk when it suited her but you need but look at her actual policies (not just her breasts and then automatically assume she is a ferocious feminist) and see that she wasn't even half the radical you make her out to be. Musharraf did much more for women than Bhutto did.
The Taliban are patriarchal etc. , yes. But Bhutto was in many Pakistani eyes a corrupt figure that served the West's interest before all. Which is why, most likely, she was killed. That she was a woman probably added to the warped image they had of her, but it simply wasn't a decisive factor (in all likelihood, because in truth, we don't even know who killed her for certain).
I say it again, Musharraf was also the subject of assassination attempts, and by groups similar to those suspected of carrying out the Bhutto murder.
here's an article on it.
Well if it was published by a little known website...
Also you can see that whoever wrote that does not actually cite any sources. There aren't. Why? No evidence has been presented that suggests Bhutto's gender played a big role in her murderers' decision.