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Topic started on 9-5-2008 @ 08:34 AM by 123space
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'Benazir Bhutto (Late Former Pakistan Prime Minister)personally gave N-technology to North Korea'
timesofindia.indiatimes.com<
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 NEW DELHI: In a significant revelation, a new book has said North Korea had got nuclear technology from Pakistan in 1993, with the then Prime
Minister Benazir Bhutto personally carrying the sensitive material in her overcoat during a visit to Pyongyang.
Pakistan gave uranium enrichment technology to North Korea in return for missiles, says the biography of the slain PPP leader authored by her close
friend Shyam Bhatia.
The 'enrichment for missiles' barter took place in 1993, says the book "Goodbye Shahzadi" whose author cites the information revealed by Bhutto
herself during a conversation with him.
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 08:34 AM by 123space
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So here is the truth ...So what you think guys?I think our American forces should be in Pakistan instead of Iraq.Here in iraq we killing innocent
peace & art loving people whom we killing every day .And who support North Korea is our Best allies War Against Terrorism .But a bulls...t .WAKE UP
AMERICAN BEFORE ITS GET TOO LATE ...
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 09:04 AM by LOYAL
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no wonder this is coming from Indian Sources, they have a long history of bashing Pakistan in Media
So here is the truth ...So what you think guys?I think our American forces should be in Pakistan instead of Iraq.

they can't fight with insurgents with RPG in Iraq let alone fight with a nation with Nukes...
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 09:05 AM by 123space
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I think if we dnt control this kind of activity in Pakistan then its just double double standards
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 09:07 AM by The Godfather of Conspira
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1. Calm yourself.
2. The source of this dubious story is India Times.
Does it honestly surprise you that an Indian newspaper would publish a story like this about it's mortal enemy Pakistan?
3. The author of the book where these "factual" allegations come from has yet to be verified as a credible source. He claims Bhutto told her himself
that she gave the N. Koreans nuclear technology...
Uh-huh, so Benazir is going to reveal national security secrets and open herself and Pakistan up to a whole world of investigations, indictments and
possible litigation by telling some author she supplied a known hostile regime with Nuclear Technology?
Yeah I buy that. Why hasn't this story been picked up by mainstream media?
4. Benazir Bhutto was not a friggin' weapons smuggler. She was the first truly liberal president Pakistan ever had. She pursued a diplomatic policy
with India & Afghanistan. Fighting lulled during her Presidency.
She cut off ties with religious conservatives and fanatics that vied for power in Pakistan, that's why she was taken out.
She was not some war-mongering terrorist.
Tone down the sensationalism a tad...
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 09:11 AM by LOYAL
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Originally posted by 123space
I think if we dnt control this kind of activity in Pakistan then its just double double standards 
you got to closely monitor my avatar it will show you what does Pakistan look like man.... can you notice 'radioactive' warning sign....
never overestimate yourself and never underestimate others ... had this trick to be known to US Policy Makers they would have not to make excuse every
other day to their people!!!!! ' Deny Ignorance '
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 09:17 AM by 123space
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bUT PAKISTAN ALWAYS INVOLVED IN TERRORIST ACTIVITY'S AS WELL .IF I REMEMBER DANIEL PEARL ALSO GET EXECUTED IN PAKISTAN IT SELF.
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 09:20 AM by LOYAL
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Originally posted by 123space
bUT PAKISTAN ALWAYS INVOLVED IN TERRORIST ACTIVITY'S AS WELL .IF I REMEMBER DANIEL PEARL ALSO GET EXECUTED IN PAKISTAN IT SELF.
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He's the only Jew that got killed in Pakistan i condemn his killing .. his killing became a focal point of the universe .....
what about Israel killing Muslims daily... who got to stop them??? Deny ignorance.. period.
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 09:45 AM by ixnay
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CIA intelligence in the middle east is usually sourced through the ISI.
The US would have no hope in Pakistan. That's a whole new world. CIA and ISI work together because they both know they are the kings in their own
worlds.
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 09:54 AM by projectvxn
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Personally we need to pull our forces out of the middle east period. Because if you look closely at the middle east, who sponsored what, and who gave
what to whom, then we would have to maintain a presence there indefinitely and in every muslim country. Not practical. What we need to do is find ways
to talk to people, because war has not proven to be an effective strategy in the middle east. It only fans more hatred.
What we need to do is remove the fear that brings the need to seek out such weapons. And right now, it is our imperialistic policies that are pissing
the rest of the world off. That and we just can't afford it anymore. Blood and treasure.
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 10:07 AM by BrezhnevX
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i can understand , that there is no proof of such and such .......
as an former soviet myself , i believe that india acquired hydrogen thermonuclear weapon tech from the soviets, at least there had such claims in
western media , though there was no confirmation ever from soviet side
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 10:25 AM by LOYAL
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Originally posted by BrezhnevX
i can understand , that there is no proof of such and such .......

by the way i had not denied this report
well, seriously we did get missile technology from North Korea and in return we did help them 'to some degree' in developing nuclear weapons.. but
it's not like we transferred the 'whole damn thing' to them...
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 10:27 AM by BrezhnevX
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what i am saying is that what MSM always says is not true ,
 no wonder this is coming from Indian Sources, they have a long history of bashing Pakistan in Media 
and viceversa , this happens on both sides , whether it was SU/Russia and USA
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 05:13 PM by 123space
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 well, seriously we did get missile technology from North Korea and in return we did help them 'to some degree' in developing nuclear weapons..
but it's not like we transferred the 'whole damn thing' to them...
thanks for admitting on behalf of Pakistan that you help N.Koria
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 05:37 PM by LOYAL
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Originally posted by 123space
thanks for admitting on behalf of Pakistan that you help N.Koria 
it was no secret dude... but we what i said read it carefully again.. that we did not transfer the whole nuclear technology to them we just assisted
them to some degree that is it.
And why are you so annoyed about it... we had no choice to do that, India was on our ass to attack us back then and we did not have the missile
technology and our US is like a friend.. that never standby with us in the time of needs... what else could have we done...??? India was testing
Missile long before than us... Had US helped us in missile technology we would have not helped North Koreans .... isn't buddy!!!! ' Pakistan comes
first ' that is the motto of every guy here.. we got to safeguard and ensure minimum defense deterrence for our country so we had to do that got my
point !!!! it was not like for helped for some cheap bucks!!!!
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 06:29 PM by 123space
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Lolz come on dnt lie to us Whats about Mr Khan father of so called nuclear age for paki  he sold tech to lot of other people as well around the
world .any explanation
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 06:41 PM by LockwithnoKey
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Wow, how surprising. Never coulda guessed it could we....
She works for change, gets whacked, and is now the object of worldwide scandal that will further the agenda for more war without fixable blame.
Of course she just carried the info in her overcoat, just like in a movie. And we all know that the powers that be play to our imaginations created
through media.
Why would she have to hide anything? She was the boss, anyone who accompanied her would be zip lipped as loyalty and likely knowledgeable about any
subjects that were to be breached.
Kill 'em and blame 'em...
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 07:28 PM by LOYAL
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and he paid the price for it he is behind bar... no what else should we do... kill him.... then how would it's gonna solve the problem,, it was him
not Pakistan who sold so-called tech to people
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 07:34 PM by 44soulslayer
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In defence of Benazir, she was the only Pakistani president who I liked and respected.
She never attacked other countries without provocation.
She never instigated a military coup to keep control of power.
Its a great shame that she died because she was a beacon for peace in the region.
Im not sure what to take of this story- even if she did exchange nuclear "secrets" for missiles, she was peaceful in her personal approach and I
doubt she would have ever authorised the first-use of nukes.
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 07:41 PM by LOYAL
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She was indeed popular here and i liked her too. The whole nation was shedding when she died she was one great leader Pakistan ever had
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