United Nation's Nuclear Watchdog Slams India's Nuclear Regulatory Framework

[Kinetic]

You use nuclear weapons to threaten Pakistan, that is not a nice thing to do.

No we don't. We don't speak about nuke now and than. We don't bring nuke in everything. We don't talk about so called mad. It's Pakistan who speak about nukes every time. They fforget they are not the only one with neither with big ones

 

[Tshering22]

the very same IAEA inspected the fukushima plant, what happened to the standards?, the very same IAEA went to iraq to inspect saddams WMDS where are they?

IAEA is just a tool of American+UK+sidekicks to use as a 'standards' governing platform. Saddam had no WMDs; Fukushima was not built with safeguards enough to manage that scale of tsunami and they're the ones encouraging de-nuclearization of Germany by fanning fears.

We should give them very limited room here in our country.

You use nuclear weapons to threaten Pakistan, that is not a nice thing to do.

First- Our nuclear weapons were not meant for Pakistan in the first place. They have been living in a deluded reality and made one against us. As you can see, no matter what we do, their delusions won't stop. We have far better ties with arab countries but not with them. That should tell you something.

Our focus was China at that time. in 1964 Chinese tested their nukes and therefore any future war with them would have been very dangerous without the insurance policy of nuclear weapons. We just had a war with them 2 years before their nuke tests. That's what made us get worried.

Second- We have a record in nuclear division of not having proliferated any technology to any rogue state and have been keeping within the global safeguards as we have faced a man-made disaster in Bhopal gas tragedy (ironically by a US firm called Dow Chemicals). That doesn't mean we give details of our military nuclear assets to a US-funded pet body called IAEA.

 

[Tshering22]

Good excuse to pry into India's nuke program. That's not going to happen!


And you're from? Ah! Egypt! The most responsible country in the world? Let's check it out....

Coups, use of extreme force to remove civilians who gather to protest, the military, police and political members of the regime committing crimes against humanity, involvement of Egypt’s new rulers in murder, unlawful imprisonment, torture, persecution against an identifiable group, enforced disappearance of persons … intentionally causing great suffering. The evidence proves the crimes were widespread and systematic, especially against the Muslim Brotherhood......

Talking through my hat, am I? Those are excerpts taken from the report of the International Criminal Court. Here..Will Middle East governments ever face international justice? | Al Jazeera America

You say that India's nuclear program poses a great threat to humanity, because it's an irresponsible nation?? My a$$! Get your own house in order first before pontificating to others.

Don't be hasty to judge by flags that are put.

Egytians are not hostile towards Indians in general.

In fact, except for the flea markets, they are pretty friendly to all nationalities.

 

[OrionHunter]

Don't be hasty to judge by flags that are put.

Egytians are not hostile towards Indians in general.

In fact, except for the flea markets, they are pretty friendly to all nationalities.

Agreed! But then you do have a few douche bags everywhere!

 

[SRP]

India's nuclear program poses a great threat to humanity, only responsible countries should be allowed to have their own nuclear program.

Please explain how? Did India threaten your country with nuclear weapons ?

 

[Tshering22]

Please explain how? Did India threaten your country with nuclear weapons ?

Yes we did.. his actual country after 1999 war when George Fernandes responded to his jurnail's threats.

 

[Hindustani78]

US Ambassador to India Richard Verma
Last Updated: Saturday, March 28, 2015 - 14:13

In his address at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Verma said that India can be a valuable partner in multilateral institutions.

"We can work towards civil nuclear cooperation today because India implemented IAEA safeguards for their civil nuclear programme, including the Additional Protocol.