Hiroshima survivor urges Pakistan, India to denuclearise

[BATMAN]

What a Hippocratic attitude pakistan have largest number of nukes in South Asia but you are advising India while sitting on the piles of Nukes and continue to make more and more.

How do you know this? I guess you are accusing me based on your assumptions!!!

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

What a Hippocratic attitude pakistan have largest number of nukes in South Asia but you are advising India while sitting on the piles of Nukes and continue to make more and more.

Pakistan has to face the threat from US and Nato, so it does make sense.

 

[gambit]

thats highly debatable.When one is facing a possible nuclear annihilation,one may take extreme,rather unimaginable measures.

You can always say,its impossible,the only question is,can one take the risk??Or lets say the Japanese didnt go after the American cities at all,but the bigger bases on the islands over the Pacific,enough to create a lot of panic.

What is 'debatable'? That Imperial Japan can deliver nuclear weapons? Not by air. A lone ship may get past the increasingly tightening ring around the Japanese home islands but whether that presumably 'kamikaze' mission can deliver its nuclear payload to a US coastal city is equally non-debatable as the air delivery method.

Attacking major Allies bases will not deter the Allies from continuing the war. The best way to render an adversary incapable of prosecuting a war is to attack his home soil, not his surrender, but by occupying his home and assuring oneself that he can no longer capable of prosecuting the war. His surrendering is desirable and should be pursued but such a capitulation should only be seen as a less strenuous and speedier path towards that assurance.

 

[LaBong]

And the point of this is?

U-234 carries Uranium for Japan.

Even if Imperial Japan succeeded the Japanese had not the delivery capability. Hiroshima, or any Japanese city for that matter, was quite an inevitability.

I meant the deterrence capability, not just the bomb but the way to deliver them as well.

 

[hunter_hunted]

Then it should start from the owner's of two largest stockpiles of AB's

 

[naumananjum]

They must also urge those who had actually used nukes on them

 

[Obambam]

Having seen what happened to Gaddaffi, it is unlikely for anyone to give up their nukes now. The west cannot be trusted.

 

[Doctor09]

A well meaning guy but too idealistic.

No chance for India and Pakistan to give up their nukes without the rest of the world doing it first.

I think nukes have been good for the regional peace.

i think because of nukes both countries will stay away from any future conflict .... both know the consequences