You guys really think that a pak general and they are made on merit last time I looked would take a bribe and then leave letters and proof lying around. crappy propaganda america and the rest giving voice to anyone who has a gripe against isi/army
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You guys really think that a pak general and they are made on merit last time I looked would take a bribe and then leave letters and proof lying around. crappy propaganda america and the rest giving voice to anyone who has a gripe against isi/army
Absolutely correct.
Only what the Pakistani elite and whatever their mouthpieces say is the truth, and everything else is a conspiracy.
NOT!
so are my indian colleagues telling me that india re invented the wheel??? DID INDIA NOT OBTAIN IT VIA A SOURCE??? or are INDIANS AN ALIEN FROM CYBERTRON??? because clearluy india got the nukes from russia FOR A PRICE who had gotten it off NAZI SCIENTISTS!
so bottom line is indians are allowed to buy the nuke technology?
In his Der Spiegel interview, Khan denies profiting from any of these transactions — a very dubious claim, to be sure, for a man who kept numerous villas around the globe and was capable of making a one-time $30 million donation to a famous mosque — and instead points the finger at the Pakistani army and its Special Plans Division as the ones supervising this clandestine proliferation.
Read more: Rubies for Nukes: A.Q. Khan Says North Korea Bribed Pakistani Military for Weapons Secrets - Global Spin - TIME.com
Not long ago, Abdul Qadeer Khan used to walk into a wooded park across the street from his mansion in Pakistan's capital city and feed the monkeys who lived there. That was when he was a national hero and a multimillionaire, owner of a fleet of vintage cars and properties from Dubai to Timbuktu...
... But Khan had a secret life. In hindsight, there were some obvious tip-offs. Although still a civil servant in a poor country, he owned dozens of properties in Pakistan and Dubai and invested in a Timbuktu hotel, which he named after his wife. He donated $30 million to various Pakistani charities and had enough money left over to buy his staff members cars and pay for the university education of their children. He had an ego to match his newfound fortune: after paying to restore the tomb of Sultan Shahabuddin Ghauri, an Afghan who conquered Delhi, Khan put up a portrait of himself next to the sultan's...
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Read more: The Man Who Sold the Bomb - TIME
You can convince us it is not part of a smear campaign when the contents of the letter are independently verified.
The letter was handed over by a man convicted of the very crimes he is now trying to blame others for - surely you realize why the contents need to be verified before casting blame.
He is maligning the Army, which knocked him off his pedestal and tried him in court for his crimes.
The guy is an ego-maniac who strutted around claiming he 'gave Pakistan the bomb', when his area of expertise was mettalurgy. He assisted in Pakistan's drive to enrich Uranium, but he was far from the most important cog in the system.
AQ Khan is crossing the threshold...by telling about a letter which had "SECRET" and "By Hand" written over it,he is disclosing the information which must not be leaked to any unauthorized and unconcerned person...
This allows NCA to take direct action against him...he must be silenced,before he speaks something else out...