Hillary Clinton fears nuclear suicide bombers from Pakistan

[Pandora]

Another indian news source

 

[Bravo Lion]

When Russia closes to us, that's American's real being worried about and they have a fear when Russia would involve with us, then they would lose ground interests in that region. Don't worry Miss, our assets are safeguarded by the ISI and Pakistan Army, that ISI, which is the world's top ranked agency in the world and that's reportedly printed all over the world including USA.

 

[Suff Shikan]

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WASHINGTON: Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has expressed concern over the
possibility of Pakistan's nuclear weapons falling into the hands of jihadists, which she said was
"a threatening scenario", according to a media report.

"Pakistan is running full speed to develop tactical nukes in their continuing hostility with India," the
former secretary of state told a close door fundraiser in Virginia in February, The New York Times
reported, citing 50minute audio audio being hacked from the Democratic Party's computers.

"But we live in fear that they're going to have a coup, that jihadists are going to take over the government, they're going to get access to nuclear weapons, and you'll have suicide nuclear bombers. So, this could not be a more threatening scenario," the daily quoted Clinton as saying in the audio that appeared on The Washington Free Beacon website.

During the fund raiser, responding to a question on modernisation of nuclear weapons, the daily said, Clinton went beyond the question towarn of an emerging nuclear arms race, naming Russia and China as well as Pakistan and India.

"This is one of the most dangerous developments imaginable," Clinton said. Such remarks from the former secretary of state gains significance in view of an interview of Pakistani

Defence Minister KhwajaMuhammad Asif to the local TV channel in which he threatened to
unleash nukes against India. "If our safety is threatened, we will annihilate them (India),"
Asif had said.

The United States appears to have taken a strong note of Asif's recent statements on use
of nuclear weapons. "Nuclear capable states have the responsibility to exercise restraint
regarding nuclear weapons and missile capabilities," a statedepartment official told PTI when
asked about the statements being made by the Pakistani leader.

Earlier, Defence Secretary Ashton Carter had said while India has generally shown responsible
behaviour with nuclear technology, Chinaconducts itself professionally, nuclear weapons in Pakistan
are entangled in history of tensions.

Meanwhile, in an opinion 'Consequences of Pakistani Terrorism: Raids signal that India won't tolerate more attacks in Kashmir', The Wall Street Journal warned that Pakistan increasingly risks
becoming a "pariah state" if it continues with policies. It said if Pakistan wants to prevent an
escalation of violence it needs to shut down the terror groups it continues to support. "That should start with JaisheMohammad and Lashkar e Taiba, two major jihadist groups that operate openly in Pakistan and are prime suspects in these attacks," it said.


"Both groups are supported by its military despite being on United Nations lists of terrorist
organizations," the daily said in the hard hitting opinion piece, a day after India carried out
surgical strikes in Pakistanoccupied Kashmir against terrorists planning to sneak into the country.
The Journal noted that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi has consistently offered closer economic
and diplomatic ties to Pakistan as long as it stops supporting terrorism.

Pakistan, it argued, needs a new vision centered on improving the lives of its people.

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com...m-pakistan/articleshow/54600823.cms?prtpage=1​

Look whose talkin.... The most irresponsible nation.

http://www.businessinsider.com/list-of-broken-arrow-nuclear-accidents-2013-5

 

[Musafir117]

Google and check the quoted sources before rejecting everything outright

The Washington Free Beacon website

The Wall Street Journal

" During the fund raiser, responding to a question on modernisation of nuclear weapons, the daily said, Clinton went beyond the question to warn of an emerging nuclear arms race, naming Russia and China as well as Pakistan and India" senseable

About Khawaja Asif statement agree as he say so but that Jehadi sxit is by your news paper you link as main source. I google few things and no any major American news papers mentioned it, this advanced era you can't make public fool.
Now cry why Khawaja Asif said so that's all
Thanks to Bhutto ( the only one thing he did good ) that we are fully loaded to put India in his right place to having some toys.

 

[CorporateAffairs]

USA already has full command over Pakistan nuke arsenal.
If Pakistan attacks India with nukes, its directed from them?

 

[New Resolve]

Oh boy, she been close to trump, now shes got the bug.

 

[S.Y.A]

They should be concerned more about israel's nuke program, a country that has attacked US ships in the past just to fulfill its own ambitions, and USA's own track record is marred with controversies.

 

[maximuswarrior]

Ha ha is she on marijuana? Ask your cia or think tank lol
She fear because they don't get control in 15 years what Pakistan got in 2 years
Now either rats in pak are killed and sent back to Afghanistan where they were belong
We have isi and Pakistan armed forces to defend our assets

Pakistan wasn't even supposed to be on the world map today according to the predictions of these same Americans. Hillary, Trump and everyone else can go to hell. They have lost Pakistan as their ally and now it is sour grapes. The United States is a country which is actively arming India with nuclear technology and has broken all nuclear accords in the process. The United States is a country that created ISIS. Today, any civilian dying in the world due to ISIS is on American hands. I don't even need to mention Iraq, Afghanistan or the Middle East. They can keep their Tom Clancy conspiracy theories to themselves. Pakistan won't be intimated by the Americans nor the Indians.

We are a strong nuclear power and we are here to stay. Anyone that has the guts to do anything about it is free to try.

USA already has full command over Pakistan nuke arsenal.
If Pakistan attacks India with nukes, its directed from them?

LOL Where did you read that? In one of your Hindutva manuals?

 

[Vapnope]

 

[krakatoa]

Stupid and Funny thread already exists. no need to make new ones.

 

[Windjammer]

We know Hilary, don't get frustrated now. !!!!

 

[S.Y.A]

We should develop ICBMs though, to avoid a situation where a superpower feels free to threaten us to bomb us back into stone age, having an ICBM will assure that we can hit back too.

 

[maximuswarrior]

We should develop ICBMs though, to avoid a situation where a superpower feels free to threaten us to bomb us back into stone age, having an ICBM will assure that we can hit back too.

I wouldn't be surprised if we already had one in secrecy. There has been talk about Tipu for years.

 

[zebra7]

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WASHINGTON: Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has expressed concern over the
possibility of Pakistan's nuclear weapons falling into the hands of jihadists, which she said was
"a threatening scenario", according to a media report.

"Pakistan is running full speed to develop tactical nukes in their continuing hostility with India," the
former secretary of state told a close door fundraiser in Virginia in February, The New York Times
reported, citing 50minute audio audio being hacked from the Democratic Party's computers.

"But we live in fear that they're going to have a coup, that jihadists are going to take over the government, they're going to get access to nuclear weapons, and you'll have suicide nuclear bombers. So, this could not be a more threatening scenario," the daily quoted Clinton as saying in the audio that appeared on The Washington Free Beacon website.

During the fund raiser, responding to a question on modernisation of nuclear weapons, the daily said, Clinton went beyond the question towarn of an emerging nuclear arms race, naming Russia and China as well as Pakistan and India.

"This is one of the most dangerous developments imaginable," Clinton said. Such remarks from the former secretary of state gains significance in view of an interview of Pakistani

Defence Minister KhwajaMuhammad Asif to the local TV channel in which he threatened to
unleash nukes against India. "If our safety is threatened, we will annihilate them (India),"
Asif had said.

The United States appears to have taken a strong note of Asif's recent statements on use
of nuclear weapons. "Nuclear capable states have the responsibility to exercise restraint
regarding nuclear weapons and missile capabilities," a statedepartment official told PTI when
asked about the statements being made by the Pakistani leader.

Earlier, Defence Secretary Ashton Carter had said while India has generally shown responsible
behaviour with nuclear technology, Chinaconducts itself professionally, nuclear weapons in Pakistan
are entangled in history of tensions.

Meanwhile, in an opinion 'Consequences of Pakistani Terrorism: Raids signal that India won't tolerate more attacks in Kashmir', The Wall Street Journal warned that Pakistan increasingly risks
becoming a "pariah state" if it continues with policies. It said if Pakistan wants to prevent an
escalation of violence it needs to shut down the terror groups it continues to support. "That should start with JaisheMohammad and Lashkar e Taiba, two major jihadist groups that operate openly in Pakistan and are prime suspects in these attacks," it said.


"Both groups are supported by its military despite being on United Nations lists of terrorist
organizations," the daily said in the hard hitting opinion piece, a day after India carried out
surgical strikes in Pakistanoccupied Kashmir against terrorists planning to sneak into the country.
The Journal noted that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi has consistently offered closer economic
and diplomatic ties to Pakistan as long as it stops supporting terrorism.

Pakistan, it argued, needs a new vision centered on improving the lives of its people.

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com...m-pakistan/articleshow/54600823.cms?prtpage=1​

This is called the preparation of the Ground to do one more Iraq.

 

[maximuswarrior]

This is called the preparation of the Ground to do one more Iraq.

I hope they try. Only we aren't Iraq.