Review of Israel's nuclear deterrent

[Indianguy]

Well becasue , Pak claims it nuke an islamic one , WHich is financed by KSA money , so indirect way KSA also have ready made nuke bomb.

Thats why PAK is linked with it.

Everything is interlinked to one another.

 

[adsH]

Well becasue , Pak claims it nuke an islamic one , WHich is financed by KSA money , so indirect way KSA also have ready made nuke bomb.

Thats why PAK is linked with it.

Everything is interlinked to one another.

Are you Hallucinating or are you delusional. YOu might be going through a syc therapy !! No one financed Pak nukes they had money at time when they were Developing those Weapons the US was the closet ally Of pakistan and they were being showered by grants after grants Eco support!!! you have a tiny brain to not understand that Nukes are too sensative to be sponsored by any one !! and Pak would never use them on behalf of any country.


"Pak claims it nuke an islamic one"

give me a Neutral source where they say that and by "they" i mean the "Government Of Pakistan"

 

[Red aRRow]

:cop :cop Indian Guy it would do everybody a lot of good if you could come out of your Anti Pakistan cocoon. Pakistani nukes are not "Islamic bombs" as some fundamentalists and Indians would like to portray. So give it a rest. :cop :cop

 

[Revival_786]

Look, Israel has like 400 high grade nuclear and thermonuclear weapons. Why on earth would they need that much firepower? Israel is currently in control of fundamentalists/extremists/Zionists ... when moderates take control of Israel only then the world will see peace in the Middle East. Moderates recognize Palestinian's rights, and believe that peace will be obtained by giving their land back and living together.

 

[Indianguy]

This is a reply to aDsH .... so please beare as this is little off topic ..

Here some ......

Khalid Hassan, has revealed how Bhutto solicited and obtained funding for Pakistan?s nuclear programme from Libya and Saudi Arabia. Around the same time, the then Indian prime minister, Morarji Desai, rejected a Libyan request for nuclear assistance in 1978.

The Petroleum Intelligence Weekly reported in July 2000 that Saudi Arabia was providing Pakistan and the Taliban 150,000 barrels of oil per day as undocumented economic assistance. Referring to this aid amounting to $1.4 billion annually, former CIA analyst Robert Baer notes: ?Beginning in the 1970s Saudi Arabia poured over $1 billion into Pakistan to help Pakistan develop an ?Islamic? nuclear bomb to help it counter the ?Hindu? nuclear threat.? Saudi Arabia also provided nearly $1 billion to enable Pakistan to buy nuclear capable F-16s from the US in the 1980s.

May 1999, Nawaz Sharif escorted Saudi Arabia?s defence minister, Prince Sultan, on a visit to Pakistan?s nuclear and missile facilities in Kahuta. This was the first ever visit of a foreign dignitary and only the third by a Pakistani prime minister to these facilities controlled and administered by Pakistan?s military. US analysts say the visit laid the basis for closer Pakistan-Saudi Arabia links in missile and nuclear related matters. In September 2000, a Pakistani delegation led by A.Q. Khan visited Saudi Arabia as guests of Prince Sultan.

former official of the US Defence Intelligence Agency, Thomas Woodrow, said: ?Saudi Arabia has been involved in funding Pakistan?s nuclear and missile purchases from China.? He added Saudi Arabia was ?buying nuclear capability from China through a proxy state, with Pakistan serving as the cut-out?.

http://www.indianexpress.com/full_story.php?content_id=35269

Some claims ..... you can check claims by searching google , like see oil report of july 2000 etc etc

 

[adsH]

This is a reply to aDsH .... so please beare as this is little off topic ..

Here some ......

Khalid Hassan, has revealed how Bhutto solicited and obtained funding for Pakistan?s nuclear programme from Libya and Saudi Arabia. Around the same time, the then Indian prime minister, Morarji Desai, rejected a Libyan request for nuclear assistance in 1978.

The Petroleum Intelligence Weekly reported in July 2000 that Saudi Arabia was providing Pakistan and the Taliban 150,000 barrels of oil per day as undocumented economic assistance. Referring to this aid amounting to $1.4 billion annually, former CIA analyst Robert Baer notes: ?Beginning in the 1970s Saudi Arabia poured over $1 billion into Pakistan to help Pakistan develop an ?Islamic? nuclear bomb to help it counter the ?Hindu? nuclear threat.? Saudi Arabia also provided nearly $1 billion to enable Pakistan to buy nuclear capable F-16s from the US in the 1980s.

May 1999, Nawaz Sharif escorted Saudi Arabia?s defence minister, Prince Sultan, on a visit to Pakistan?s nuclear and missile facilities in Kahuta. This was the first ever visit of a foreign dignitary and only the third by a Pakistani prime minister to these facilities controlled and administered by Pakistan?s military. US analysts say the visit laid the basis for closer Pakistan-Saudi Arabia links in missile and nuclear related matters. In September 2000, a Pakistani delegation led by A.Q. Khan visited Saudi Arabia as guests of Prince Sultan.

former official of the US Defence Intelligence Agency, Thomas Woodrow, said: ?Saudi Arabia has been involved in funding Pakistan?s nuclear and missile purchases from China.? He added Saudi Arabia was ?buying nuclear capability from China through a proxy state, with Pakistan serving as the cut-out?.

http://www.indianexpress.com/full_story.php?content_id=35269

Some claims ..... you can check claims by searching google , like see oil report of july 2000 etc etc

Loosely based reports like these are made public because they don't have any value any more!!
Saudi may have given some cash to stabilize Pak collapsing economy but they never funded the Nuke program when the Nuke program was being developed the US was the biggest and the closest Doner and Ally to Pak your facts are as twisted as your intentions!!


How convenient all the three states you would rather see Behind sanctions were involved in (a cooked up basely story of) The Biggest Proliferation scandal which just conveniently slipped under the noses of the world community, completely. unnoticed.

MOD i don't mind abit of comic relief in the form of "INdian GUY"'s responses, the Laguhing stock of the WEB but do we have to be bombarded by his lack of knowledge and quiet frankly just sheer ignorance consistently .

 

[Firehorse]

All this talk about Israeli WMD detterant overlooks one important fact: since 1948, Israeli military, the mightiest force in the ME (besides the US), was unable to protect its own citizens against guerilla/terrorist attacks. And in the Summer of 2006, we all know what happened in Southern Lebanon!
I wonder how Israel & others in that region will feel when Turkey gets nukes- that whole area was ruled for a long time by the Ottoman Empire!

http://www.naqshbandi.org/ottomans/maps/default.htm

The successful test-firing of an Israeli long-range nuclear-capable missile Thursday timed for Russian naval exercise

January 20, 2008, 12:32 PM (GMT+02:00)

It was coordinated with the US Missile Defense Program.
Israeli and US defense officials tied up the last ends during President George. W. Bush’s visit last week. The successful test of a propulsion system for the dual-stage missile from the Palmahim base Thursday, Jan. 17, was a breakthrough. Western military experts report the new system can propel the missile to any point on earth – an intercontinental capability owned only by the US, Russia, China and France, with important applications for Israel’s military and civilian satellite programs as well.
The test’s context was as much the huge Russian naval maneuver launched in the Mediterranean Tuesday, Jan. 16, as missile and potential nuclear threats from Iran. Eleven vessels were drawn for the war game from two Russian fleets, Atlantic Northwest and Black SeaSea. It is led by the AdmiralAdmiral Kuznetsov air carrier with 47 warplanes and 10 helicopters on board and the Moskva missile cruiser.
The Israeli propulsion test coincided with a tactical Russian missile launch and landed in the same part of the sea. It sent out a signal that the entire Mediterranean, including the permanent bases Moscow is in the course of establishing in the Syrian naval ports of Tartous and Latakia, are within range.
Our military sources report that US Sixth Fleet vessels cordoned off the landing area of the Israeli missile and prevented Russian ships from closely tracking its course.
Those sources stress that the missile tested Thursday was not the Jericho-3 described by “foreign sources” as having a range of 5,000 km, which is a three-stage missile, whereas the weapon tested had a dual-stage engine.
The day before the test, Lt.Lt. GenGen. Henry Obering, head of the US anti-missile missile authority commented that Iran was the most active country in flight-testing missiles last year, behind Russian and China. “They’re developing ranges of missiles that go far beyond anything they would need in a regional fight, for example, with Israel,” he said.
Western military sources sum up the test as demonstrating that while Iran was still in the development stage of its ballistic missiles, Israel had raced ahead and left the Islamic Republic standing.
Amid these developments, Israeli foreign minister Tzipi Livni arrived in Moscow Wednesday, Jan. 16, and, in an unusual tone of reproof, remarked that the fuel rods Russia was letting Iran have to power its nuclear reactor in Bushehr could be used for making nuclear weapons.
She was challenging Russian president Vladimir Putin’s assurance last December, when the first delivery was made, that he had received Tehran’s guarantees that this was not happen. At the time, PresidentPresident BushBush justified his approval of the consignment by arguing it would serve to convince Iran to give up uranium enrichment.
By challenging the two presidents, Livni made it clear that Israel has no intention of standing by for Iran to arm itself with a nuclear bomb. The public demonstration of Israel’s intercontinental missile capability gave her extra muscle.
But the next day, Moscow shipped a third consignment of 11 tons of nuclear fuel to Iran’s Bushehr.

 

[Grand Danois]

Posting in a thread that has been dead for almost 4 years? No deal.

Closed.