North Korea + Pakistan = ??

Marc Clifton

Well, this just proves that: 1. World politics is as complicated as office politics 2. The boss and the president are both BS'ing you 3. What your boss/president says WILL be different from what he does 4. In the end, it's YOU that'll get f*cked, and painfully at that. Marc Help! I'm an AI running around in someone's f*cked up universe simulator.
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ColinDavies

Scary isn't it. I'm sure North Korea poses a far greater risk than Iraq will ever pose. I guess they are lucky that they are not sitting in the way of a necessary pipeline. Regardz Colin J Davies

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Lost User

In 60s and 70s, India obtained the nuclear know-how from Russia. Almost same period, the Gas centrifuge technology was provided to Pakistan by France. So the roots are in Russia and France. Recently India was also blamed for providing WMDs related technology to Iraq. So the situation is complex. How can USA justify the "action" on the single country that it blame for providing WMDs to other...every one is involved !!

Lost User

How do you think they knew where to aim the cruise missiles last time ? The US contractors who built everything had copies of the plans on file :suss: The tigress is here :-D

Rohit Sinha

Sadia Naseem wrote: Recently India was also blamed for providing WMDs related technology to Iraq. You are wrong here. India was not blamed. An India based private company was found to have illegally exported goods to Iraq. The company's officials have been arrested (some are still absconding), their export license has been revoked, passports seized, etc etc. Did you read the full article yourself? In case you didn't, I suggest you read it in full, not just the first para and form opinions. From the article: The company, NEC Engineering Private Ltd., used phony customs declarations and other false documents, as well as front companies in three countries, to export 10 consignments of raw materials and equipment that Saddam Hussein's regime could use to produce chemical weapons and propellants for long-range missiles, according to Indian court records. Whenever it's something bad about India, some Pakistani fart gets an erection. Facts are flushed away while they masturbate.
Regards,

Rohit Sinha

Lost User

Rohit Sinha wrote: You are wrong here. India was not blamed. An India based private company was found to have illegally exported goods to Iraq. So cute, it means that there is no check and balance on the private companies in India >>. Dear, arms exports is a serious issue and it can never happens without the knowledge of Government. Still if you insist that the company provided weapons to Iraq without the knowledge of Government (shame on such democracy), then your Government is extremely bad, and lots of other waeapons by other companies might be provided without the knowledge of Government. Rohit Sinha wrote: their export license has been revoked, passports seized, etc etc. So, your governmet also keep beating about the bush by staging the same drama as what your neighbouring Pakistan regularly do. Rohit Sinha wrote: Whenever it's something bad about India, some Pakistani fart gets an erection. Facts are flushed away while they masturbate. I know you have differences with your neighbours but atleast none of them use this language. Secondly this is a pubic site visited by women and children also, how would you react if someone speak this language in front of your sister or daughter ???

Muhammad Qasim

Rohit Sinha wrote: Facts are flushed away while they masturbate. Facts...?? i think you are talking about the fact that Pak provided weapons to North Korea ?? so what are you do ?? Instead of insisting USA to take action against Pak, do it yourself.

Rohit Sinha

Muhammad Qasim wrote: Facts...?? i think you are talking about the fact that Pak provided weapons to North Korea ?? so what are you do ?? Instead of insisting USA to take action against Pak, do it yourself. No, not that. I am talking about the article which the poster to whom I responded talks about. He slanted his post to mean as if the Indian government somehow supplied those things to Iraq, or it was done with the knowledge or approval of the Indian government. Please try to grasp what I said, rather than jumping to your own conclusions.
Regards,

Rohit Sinha

Rohit Sinha

Chris Antonio wrote: (shame on such democracy) Then what do you have to say about US and/or other countries' exports to other countries which happen without the government's knowledge? These things happen now and then. It'd be naive to think the bad guys won't get an upper hand sometime. Chris Antonio wrote: So cute, it means that there is no check and balance on the private companies in India >>. Dear, arms exports is a serious issue and it can never happens without the knowledge of Government. Still if you insist that the company provided weapons to Iraq without the knowledge of Government (shame on such democracy), then your Government is extremely bad, and lots of other waeapons by other companies might be provided without the knowledge of Government. I suggest you go read the article in question before you make such statements. From the article (emphasis mine): The company, NEC Engineering Private Ltd., used phony customs declarations and other false documents, as well as front companies in three countries, to export 10 consignments of raw materials and equipment that Saddam Hussein's regime could use to produce chemical weapons and propellants for long-range missiles, according to Indian court records. The shipments, valued at nearly $800,000, took place between September 1998 and February 2001. The exports -- highly specialized supplies such as atomized aluminum powder and titanium centrifugal pumps -- ostensibly went to Jordan and Dubai. But they subsequently were traced to Iraq's Fallujah II chlorine plant and a rocket fuel production facility at Al Mamoun, according to U.S. and British intelligence reports. Last time I checked, atomized aluminium powder and titanium pumps do not classify as weapons. Nor are they limited in use to weapon production. There are legitimate reasons for its use and trade too. This is just like saying I gave you steel which you used to make guns, so my country is co-operating with you. Private companies aren't even allowed to make arms in India. Small guns etc maybe, but nothing which could pose a danger to a lot of people. Agreed, the company in question knew fully well what they were doing, but they did not export it directly to Iraq either. They sent it to Jordan and Dubai, and from there they were sent to Iraq. Should those countries not be blamed too then? Even the US officials understand this, that is why they are not putting India in a bad lig

KaRl

Chris Antonio wrote: how would you react if someone speak this language in front of your sister or daughter You entered here at your own risk :) It's the basic principle of the Soapbox, it's unmoderated. And please, "Don't knock masturbation, it's sex with someone you love" :-D

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