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I find this American/Western chest beating about "nuclearization of the middle East" highly amusing.
The way the retards in the Reagan administration (and beyond) winked at the Paki nuke program under Zia-Ul-Haq is astounding. Let alone nuke program - the way the retards in successive American regimes winked at Paki proliferation to dangerous regimes like North Korea, Libya and Iran, is even more disgusting.
Conscientious and honest officers like Richard Barlow were sidelined, hounded, driven out and witch-hunted till they lost the will to fight and ended up living in a trailer, completely cut off from the world of intelligence.
In spite of overwhelming evidence about Paki proliferation activities, successive US regimes chose to wink and look the other way. They were more interested in trying, desperately, to build a case against Iraq. The epicenter of world terrorism and proliferation, Pakistan, was let away, scot-free.
Finally, in the the first decade of the new millennium, a little sense dawned on the Americans after 9/11. And when the Americans realized the shit they had been doing all this while, they sat on Musharraf. And that bastard placed all the blame on the thief AQ Khan, and accused him and a coterie of scientists, of running an entire giant nuke proliferation, all alone.
The Americans knew the truth - that proliferation was carried out with the full approval and guidance of Mirza Aslam Beg and Hamid Gul. The scoundrel Hamid Gul has written articles in Urdu press, arguing that it is Pakistan's "right" to sell nuke technology to repay its debts and usher in prosperity in Pakistan. Yet, the Americans let the Paki military and the Paki government off the hook, going along with Musharrraf's story about photochor AQ Khan being the only devil in the picture.
And now these yanks are whining about a potential Iranian nuke.
Later today, I will write a book review on the book: "Deception: Pakistan, the US and the global nuclear weapons conspiracy". I will post that book review here. It will be a highly educational experience for many people.
The way the retards in the Reagan administration (and beyond) winked at the Paki nuke program under Zia-Ul-Haq is astounding. Let alone nuke program - the way the retards in successive American regimes winked at Paki proliferation to dangerous regimes like North Korea, Libya and Iran, is even more disgusting.
Conscientious and honest officers like Richard Barlow were sidelined, hounded, driven out and witch-hunted till they lost the will to fight and ended up living in a trailer, completely cut off from the world of intelligence.
In spite of overwhelming evidence about Paki proliferation activities, successive US regimes chose to wink and look the other way. They were more interested in trying, desperately, to build a case against Iraq. The epicenter of world terrorism and proliferation, Pakistan, was let away, scot-free.
Finally, in the the first decade of the new millennium, a little sense dawned on the Americans after 9/11. And when the Americans realized the shit they had been doing all this while, they sat on Musharraf. And that bastard placed all the blame on the thief AQ Khan, and accused him and a coterie of scientists, of running an entire giant nuke proliferation, all alone.
The Americans knew the truth - that proliferation was carried out with the full approval and guidance of Mirza Aslam Beg and Hamid Gul. The scoundrel Hamid Gul has written articles in Urdu press, arguing that it is Pakistan's "right" to sell nuke technology to repay its debts and usher in prosperity in Pakistan. Yet, the Americans let the Paki military and the Paki government off the hook, going along with Musharrraf's story about photochor AQ Khan being the only devil in the picture.
And now these yanks are whining about a potential Iranian nuke.
Later today, I will write a book review on the book: "Deception: Pakistan, the US and the global nuclear weapons conspiracy". I will post that book review here. It will be a highly educational experience for many people.