Pakistani Nuclear Program --- Credit can be divided among 4 Regimes !!!

[Patriots]

Pakistan's nuclear program, by the way of credit, can be divided among 4 different regimes.

• Nuclear Weapons program in Pakistan was founded under Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto in 1970s. The
initial difficult work was done in his era. (30% credit)

• The program matured under General Zia's rule in 1970s-1980s and cold tests were done as
early as 1983. Also F-16 Aircraft, capable of delivering the nukes were obtained. (50% credit)

• Missile delivery systems for nukes were initiated in 1989-1990 under Benazir Bhutto. Also the
program took its final shape. (15% credit)

• Nuclear bombs were finally tested during Nawaz Sharif's tenure in 1998, in the wake of Indian
explosions. (5% credit)

 

[Kompromat]

Two of them wanted it shut,down. What about that?

 

[Crypto]

Two of them wanted it shut,down. What about that?

And the fact that nawaz was prepared to abandon nuclear program completely, in exchange of $$

Someone sent me a link to PMLN achievements and apparently missile technology was their accomplishment too

 

[Jango]

As I understand, the nuke program credit goes only to Bhutto and then Zia, none other.

When a program had been going on for so long and reached an advanced state, there was no way that it was going to be stopped, besides the military apparatus was doing most of the work in collaboration with the civilians so they would have pressurized the civilians not to stop it.

So Benazir and Nawaz Sharif deserve no credit. It is even reported that Nawaz Sharif didn't want the explosions!

 

[Jungibaaz]

Bullshit!

NS was against the nuke program, in fact, unlike Zia and ZAB, he was never given access to sites and info about the nuke program. He was against it too. If he had his way, we would have exchanged nukes for 'aid' which then would have been syphoned off by him and his family.

That Ganja should get no credit, if anything, his role in power was a threat to our nuke program. Same with BB, she had nothing to do with it.

Damn noon league supporters, stop being so bloody naive!

 

[Patriots]

Because they were running the government that's why credit goes to their government ... Otherwise they contributed 0% ... Actual person who contributed in nuclear program it was Ghulam Ishaq Khan ..............

 

[Jungibaaz]

Because they were running the government that's why credit goes to their government ...

No. They deserve zero credit.
If anything I would say negative credit.

The nuke program would have been done with OR without them.
If any credit is due, it should be whether they directly helped the program, sped it along.
But NS was the complete opposite. He wanted to get rid of them.

Wake up PMLN supporters, your leader is fooling you (once again).

 

[Patriots]

Bullshit!

NS was against the nuke program, in fact, unlike Zia and ZAB, he was never given access to sites and info about the nuke program. He was against it too. If he had his way, we would have exchanged nukes for 'aid' which then would have been syphoned off by him and his family.

That Ganja should get no credit, if anything, his role in power was a threat to our nuke program. Same with BB, she had nothing to do with it.

Damn noon league supporters, stop being so bloody naive!

This analyze has not been done by noon league supporters ... Infact I found a PTI supporters blog .......

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf FATA: Busting PMLN claims about Motorway, Nuclear Bomb, Telecom, Economy, Metro, Laptops and Danish Schools Programs

 

[Kompromat]

@Echelon

Nawas sharif wrote his PhD paper on 'Rocket propulsion and delivery systems', im surprised noon supporters didn't mention that.

 

[Jungibaaz]

This analyze has not been done by noon league supporters ... Infact I found a PTI supporters blog .......

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf FATA: Busting PMLN claims about Motorway, Nuclear Bomb, Telecom, Economy, Metro, Laptops and Danish Schools Programs

They are down playing it.
But even if they're PTI supporters.

I disagree with them, NS deserves no credit at all!

With that said.

Three regimes should get most of the credit.

-ZAB
-Zia ul Haq
-Mushy (even though it's after, he supported nuke program, enlarged stockpile, enhanced delivery systems and capabilities).

 

[Crypto]

@Echelon

Nawas sharif wrote his PhD paper on 'Rocket propulsion and delivery systems', im surprised noon supporters didn't mention that.

that too from a prestigious university.

 

[Patriots]

They are down playing it.
But even if they're PTI supporters.

I disagree with them, NS deserves no credit at all!

With that said.

Three regimes should get most of the credit.

-ZAB
-Zia ul Haq
-Mushy (even though it's after, he supported nuke program, enlarged stockpile, enhanced delivery systems and capabilities).

Ok sir

 

[RiazHaq]

Zulfikar Ali Bhutto started the nuclear weapons program and then it was continued by Zia ul Haq and Ghulam Ishaq Khan.

After GIK's resignation in 1993, the entire nuclear program was controlled by Pak Army, according to a recent book "Eating Grass" written by Brig Firoz Khan.

So the credit for the work done since 1993 goes to the military.

Haq's Musings: "Eating Grass-The Making of the Pakistani Bomb"-- Riaz Haq Talks With Author Firoz Khan

 

[fjavaid]

Bullshit!

NS was against the nuke program, in fact, unlike Zia and ZAB, he was never given access to sites and info about the nuke program. He was against it too. If he had his way, we would have exchanged nukes for 'aid' which then would have been syphoned off by him and his family.

That Ganja should get no credit, if anything, his role in power was a threat to our nuke program. Same with BB, she had nothing to do with it.

Damn noon league supporters, stop being so bloody naive!

you are on PDF n making just naive n misinformed comments...wot has happened to PDF....
go somewhere else for ur political scoring... iletrate s**m of PDF ...

No. They deserve zero credit.
If anything I would say negative credit.

The nuke program would have been done with OR without them.
If any credit is due, it should be whether they directly helped the program, sped it along.
But NS was the complete opposite. He wanted to get rid of them.

Wake up PMLN supporters, your leader is fooling you (once again).

ohh yeah n i can see wot ur leader is doing to u :0

 

[asad71]

Top credit must go to the military who had been pressing for this. And don't forget the common man. He also craved for nukes. If Benazir could have her way she might have shut down the programme. The delivery system came in the momentum of the project itself. No credit for Benazir here. Nawaz Sharif is an astute politician. He had to conduct the tests because of the tremendous pressure on him from the people and military after India's tests followed by night and day breast-thumping.