N. Korea paid Pakistan for nuclear weapons tech The founder of Pakistan's nuclear weapons program claims that in the late 1990s North Korean officials paid kickbacks to senior Pakistani military figures in exchange for critical weapons technology.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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2011-07-06 23:06:25
Of course we have an international policy of rewarding our enemies and screwing our friends which doesn't help.
Harboring Bin Laden, Selling nuclear weapon tech to North Korea. The U.S. is allies with them because?
They do not have the resources, energy or will to make them enemies.
Harboring Bin Laden, Selling nuclear weapon tech to North Korea. The U.S. is allies with them because?
They do not have the resources, energy or will to make them enemies.
You don't hafta be enemies to not be allies.
Harboring Bin Laden, Selling nuclear weapon tech to North Korea. The U.S. is allies with them because?
The alternative is worse.
Harboring Bin Laden, Selling nuclear weapon tech to North Korea. The U.S. is allies with them because?
The alternative is worse.
As sick as it sounds Andy has a point.
As sick as it sounds Andy has a point.
Not really. The alternative would be India. Not being friends or allies with Pakistan, which is increasingly becoming more and more of a rogue nation...though I'm assuming the nuclear weapons tech came from Khan...I think that's the right spelling.
India would be the counterweight to Pakistan, and certainly becoming more deserving of foreign aid and military resources to put off China and Pakistan from engaging in any funny business.