Pakis lied back then and again during the war on Terror. Sorry to break it to you but pakis are now known in America as two face liars that'll do anything for $$$.
It can be witnessed how the **** govt/military went from sleeping with USA to cuddling with Russia and China. I don't think this is anything to be proud of... shameful actually
Calm down.
India, too, lied about its nuclear weapons program.
Here's a clip from a CBC interview conducted on May 20, 1974 where Indian Ambassador to UN Samar Sen blatantly lies about India's nuclear weapons program even after India had detonated a "Peaceful Nuclear Explosive" device in 1974. India euphemistically labelled the detonation "Smiling Buddha." Full interview at
CBC Digital Archives.
@Kaptaan @MastanKhan @waz @pakistani342 @T-Rex Enjoy this audio clip.
Transcript:
Two Days After the Smiling Buddha
CBC Barbara Frum (BF) Interview with India UN Ambassador, Samar Sen (SS)
May 20, 1974
BF -Ambassador Sen, did India not violate some agreements with Canada in developing its atom bomb?
SS -India did not develop an atom bomb.
BF -What did it develop?
SS -
India just exploded an atomic device, nothing to do with a bomb. It is just one of the processes which is necessary for using atomic energy. How did you get the idea for an atom bomb?
BF -What can you imagine that nuclear device being used for?
SS -
Well, to be used for economic purposes. Does anybody deny us the process or the facilities or the technical knowhow of using whatever we can to grow more food, a little more comfortable, a little less hungry?
BF -Could that device not be used as a bomb?
SS -
Of course it could be used as a bomb, but why should it be used as a bomb? Why voice this distrust?
BF -But why develop it at all?
SS -
Because we have to have more food, more energy, obviously everybody knows that India is a very poor country.
BF -
I believe your own Prime Minister described this as being a “peaceful bomb.” I think that turned up in the news.
SS -
I haven’t seen the text, but I think she has made it quite clear that if she means by bomb, that it makes a lot of noise and explosion, then of course one could call it a bomb, but I think she has made it amply clear that this is to be used for peaceful purposes, for economic development.
BF -Well if that is so, Ambassador, why not sign the Non Proliferation Treaty?
SS -Because if we sign the Non Proliferation Treaty we cannot even do what we have done. We have already said we shall sign the Non Proliferation Treaty if everybody gives up any kind of, what you call, horrible weapons they have got, and everybody settles down to peaceful use of atomic energy, but the Non Proliferation Treaty was so discriminatory we could not accept it. But if everybody says that we shall give up atomic energy for destructive purposes, we shall be the first one to sign.
BF -All right Ambassador Sen, lets say that out of its Candu reactor, Pakistan now wanted to develop a peaceful bomb, what would you say then?
SS -Well, what does this mean, “peaceful bomb?” Can you explain that?
BF -What if they wanted to develop a peaceful nuclear device?
SS -If they were to develop a peaceful device which were to be used for peaceful exploitation of resources…
BF -So you would have no objection if Pakistan developed its own nuclear devices?
SS -If Pakistan, or any other country, including the USA or the USSR, or any other country wishes to find nuclear energy, or any other form of energy for exploiting its natural resources by peaceful means, then we are all for it.
BF -How would you control that it was, in fact, for peaceful purposes?
SS -Well, how has it been done so far? Has anyone controlled the USA or USSR or China, or Russia or anyone else?
BF -Ambassador Sen, thank you for talking to us.
SS -Thank you
BF -Bye bye
SS -Bye