نوازشریف نے دھماکے کرنے سے انکار کر دیا تھا فوج نے زبردستی کروائے

[Cash GK]

I heard this before by someone els as well who was nawaz shrif minister on that time

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=2407039189548261

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=2292899317456039

 

[ziaulislam]

I heard this before by someone els as well who was nawaz shrif minister on that time

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=2407039189548261

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=2292899317456039

Following people collobrate the story
1. Bill clinton being surpsied
2. Foreign minister ayub khan son
3. Dr AQ khan himself
4. Many army high generals

 

[B.K.N]

Why it is always necassery to give credit to someone why it can't just be the decision of the state of Pakistan
circumstances forced Pakistan to test it's nuclear weapons

 

[Tameem]

I heard this before by someone els as well who was nawaz shrif minister on that time

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=2407039189548261

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=2292899317456039

This was a half Truth. Full Truth is....

in 1998 Army Forcefully conducted Nuclear Tests in negation of Nawaz Sharif intent and
in 1999 Nawaz Sharif force Army to vacates Kargil hightes as well.

On a serious note...below is the content of AQ Khan letter to PM Pakistan NS
AQ Khan discuss about this letter in an Interview with DR. Shahid Masood, that interview is in my whatsup clip, will shares as well.

AQ Khan Endorsement of Nawaz Sharif for taking decision on Nuclear Test.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1133092587898855429

How disappointed President Clinton on Pakistan Nuclear Tests and on PM Nawaz Sharif to rejects "Priceless Opportunity".

https://twitter.com/x/status/1133085973179510784

 

[war&peace]

I have watched a lot of Dr. AQ Khan's interviews and he said again & again that NS did not want to test the nukes

This was a half Truth. Full Truth is....

in 1998 Army Forcefully conducted Nuclear Tests in negation of Nawaz Sharif intent and
in 1999 Nawaz Sharif force Army to vacates Kargil hightes as well.

On a serious note...below is the content of AQ Khan letter to PM Pakistan NS
AQ Khan discuss about this letter in an Interview with DR. Shahid Masood, that interview is in my whatsup clip, will shares as well.

AQ Khan Endorsement of Nawaz Sharif for taking decision on Nuclear Test.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1133092587898855429

Yes 10 cror dollar was less for NS, he sold his soul for 10.1 cror dollars

Majeed Nizami also said the same. NS was not willing to do the nuke test and he was waiting for Bill Clinton's call and SS said if we get good package, we won't do the nuke test.

 

[Tameem]

Yes 10 cror dollar was less for NS, he sold his sold his soul for 11 cror dollars

Majeed Nizami also said the same. NS was not willing to do the nuke test and he was waiting for Bill Clinton's call and SS said if we get good package, we won't do the nuke test.

it must be you....

https://twitter.com/x/status/1133283927815278592

 

[war&peace]

it must be you....

https://twitter.com/x/status/1133283927815278592

No, this is Maryam Jindaal wa Qatari

 

[Manidabest]

sadly people like nawaz shareef were ruling Pakistan ... and sadly some people still follow him

 

[SIPRA]

And, now, this scoundrel NS and his daughter are trying to take all the credit of these nuclear tests to themselves, after being forced by circumstances to permit them.

 

[Mav3rick]

I heard this before by someone els as well who was nawaz shrif minister on that time

So the corridors of actual power decided to go against the decision of an elected Prime Minister, regardless of him being correct or otherwise. In any other country, that person/persons involved would have been court martialed and possibly face cases of treason for disobeying Civilian Orders.

 

[SIPRA]

So the corridors of actual power decided to go against the decision of an elected Prime Minister, regardless of him being correct or otherwise. In any other country, that person/persons involved would have been court martialed and possibly face cases of treason for disobeying Civilian Orders.

No. You appear to be highly mistaken. No disobeying of PM order is being implied. Tests were carried out on the written order of the PM. What is being said, is that NS, in his own judgment, didn't want to do these tests; but pressure of public, as well as those on the top, compelled him to oblige. Those on the top didn't only include the army brass, but others, as well, many from his own political party.

 

[Cash GK]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=2292899317456039

So the corridors of actual power decided to go against the decision of an elected Prime Minister, regardless of him being correct or otherwise. In any other country, that person/persons involved would have been court martialed and possibly face cases of treason for disobeying Civilian Orders.

It was do and die situation for Pakistan and if your PM was going to committed crime against his country he needs to be hang in chock

 

[AHMED85]

Atomic Bomb Couldn't Strengthen Economy,

Good Economy become a mission impossible for Pakistan army. [emoji23]

 

[fisher1]

There's good in every person. You can't take credit away from Nawaz Sharif for atom bomb blasts no matter how hard you try.

You can't take SKMH and pro-environment works of Imran Khan away from him.

Can we stop villainizing Nawaz Sharif please for something he actually helped Pakistan with?

Giving him credit for bomb blasts doesn't mean he's innocent and didn’t launder money.

 

[Mav3rick]

It was do and die situation for Pakistan and if your PM was going to committed crime against his country he needs to be hang in chock

You do realize that the sitting PM had the mandate of the country and was 'elected' by the people of Pakistan as opposed to the Army Chief who was appointed by the PM and was subservient to the Presidency, the supreme office of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Otherwise let's tear the constitution and let the Army decide everything, why have elections and elected representatives at all?

No. You appear to be highly mistaken. No disobeying of PM order is being implied. Tests were carried out on the written order of the PM. What is being said, is that NS, in his own judgment, didn't want to do these tests; but pressure of public, as well as those on the top, compelled him to oblige. Those on the top didn't only include the army brass, but others, as well, many from his own political party.

If it was done on the pressure of the general public then I am ok with it. But if it was done because of pressure of certain other quarters then that is not fine.