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Unsafe Pakistan nukes threat to India

By Premendra Agrawal at November 28, 2011 19:04
Filed Under: World

Nov 28, 2011: Former foreign minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said, Pakistan's nuclear program was not safe under President Asif Ali Zardari's leadership. Should we forget the nuke attachment of Musharraf in Kargil and so many continuous threats for nuke war by other Pak-rulers?

 

The Pakistani Army mobilised its nuclear arsenal against India in 1999 — during the Kargil conflict — with the full knowledge of its then prime minister Nawaz Sharif, the Sunday Times reported today, quoting Bruce Riedel, who was a senior adviser to the then US President Bill Clinton on India and Pakistan.

 

Qureshi’s remarks today come on the heels of warnings by Western experts that Islamabad's nukes could fall into the hands of Taliban terrorists.

 

After Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack in Karachi, the world seems to be concerned over Pakistan's nuclear safety. At first it was a concern for USA but now it has gripped India.

Pakistan's major nuclear plants are located at the terrorism escalated North-West area. US, which lent an aid of a whopping $100 million to raise Pakistan's nuclear security, is puzzled now asking one big question to itself that how it helped Pakistan?

Meanwhile, David Coleman Headly's revelation during Mumbai terror attacks trial in Chicago, makes a more picture about the ISI officials, perhaps the whole spy unit having connections with terror outfits. The initial probe into the Karachi attack has revealed that a few insiders facilitated the militants to carry out the mission. This makes the role of insiders more evident in backing al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden in the garrison town Abbottbad.

 

Osama's killing and Headly's revelations confirm the deep connection of ISI with terror networks and coordinating attacks in India. The increasing cause of worrisome is, what will happen to the world if at one point of time, insiders facilitate terrorists and provide access to nuclear weapons?

 

Pak-China-North Korea’s open nuke threat to India

Pak exchanged Nuke-tech for N Korean long range missiles: US

 North Korea received designs for uranium enrichment centrifuges from Pakistan's disgraced nuclear scientist A Q Khan in return for its long range missile

A Q Khan, root of Pak- nuke was in Bhopal up to 1952. He became enemy of India to migrate Pak and became Nuke villain.

 

North Korea received designs for uranium enrichment centrifuges from Pakistan's disgraced nuclear scientist A Q Khan in return for its long range missile

 

 

Pakistan not only has more warheads than its long-time adversary (India), but also has more capability to actually use them, says US military and intelligence officials. Indian Defence Minister AK Antony earlier said that militants attack on Pakistan's naval airbase is a matter of India’s concern.


Considering China's liberal help also to Pakistan in developing nuclear power, it is of no doubt that it has better nuclear arsenal than India. Now, this fact has become an annoyance for India. Reports claim that Pakistan is head-on with up to five nuclear warheads compared to India.


NATO Pak Nexus & Selling FDI in multi-brand retail

By Premendra Agrawal at November 27, 2011 17:34
Filed Under: World

Due to NATO Pakistan nexus, Pakistan buries 24 troops killed in NATO airstrike. Now our commerce and industry minister Anand Sharma on Sunday Nov 27, 2011 launched a campaign to sell advantages of FDI in multi-brand retail for cutting our economic root.

 

Pakistan is habitual in selling her sovereignty in the hands of United States, NATO, China and others. Our government is habitual in selling our economic sovereignty,  

  

Pakistan kidnapped 1/3 portion of Kashmir from India and named it PoK means Pakistan occupied Kashmir.  

 

Parliament passed a unanimous resolution in February 1994 that PoK is an
integral part of India.

 

Why would Pakistan be panic? Pakistan is handing over de facto control of the strategic Gilgit-Baltistan region in the northwest corner of disputed Kashmir to China. Pakistan is doing so, because it belongs to India.

 

 

NATO and Pakistan have developed regular exchanges at various levels, including visits by senior officials and leaders in civil society. High-level political exchanges regularly take place, including visits by the former and current NATO Secretary General. President Asif Ali Zardari has previously visited NATO HQ to address the North Atlantic Council on his vision for cooperation. Military consultations also take place, and NATO has agreed to open selected training and education courses to Pakistani officers.

 

 

 

Advertisements of Deaths:

Good health coated poisonous advertisement were in the USSR press:

So, it was noted that mustard gas, the king of gases, has a beneficial effect on the treatment of tuberculosis ... Lewisite - the dew of death - is already used in the treatment of paralysis, with good results ... "(" Krasnaya Gazeta "- December 14, 1927)

Is it necessary to explain that it was far from the truth? Scientist" poisoners "needed volunteers’ simpletons who could not even aware that their health coffin toxic drugs for cruel experiments with poisons.This is being discussed in my forthcoming book on the mysterious death of Lal Bahadur Shastri.

 

 Instead of Walmart and other Multi Brand Retail, our government is giving advertisement on behalf of multi brand retail by spending money of Indian people.

 

Said advertisement is a trick to fool the people of India.

In a full page advertisement in newspapers, the commerce and industry ministry said foreign direct investment (FDI) in multi-brand retail will help farmers, create more jobs and benefit consumers. This advertisement is a trick to fool the people of India. All opposition and even UPA ally Mamta Banerjee of Trinmool Congress and DMK are against this decision. Still Government is adamant. Why? 

 

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