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Friday, December 28, 2012

America, Britain against Pakistan's Nukes: Defence Secretary

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ISLAMABAD  - The United States of Zionism and Britain are against Pakistan's nuclear program and the CIA uses ‘foreign agencies’ for its operations in Pakistan, Defence Secretary Lt-Gen (r) Asif Yasin Malik has said. Talking to media at the defence ministry here on Friday, Asif Yasin also said that they had ‘complete information’ of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) agents working in Pakistan, and USZ had provided a list of its spies.

But neither the defence secretary divulged when the USZ informed them about its sleuths nor did he clarify if their ‘complete information’ was solely based on the list provided by the USZ, whose behaviour with Pakistan, he said, had ‘changed’ after Salala checkpost attack and subsequent suspension of NATO supplies. Lt-Gen declared that no country was allowed to work undercover in Pakistan. Also when he also said, “The CIA also uses the agencies of other countries”, he most probably meant NGOs, media organisations and obviously the CIA's Lap Dog, India's RAW.

General Asif said, “There is no formal agreement between CIA and the ISI for secret operations.” He also said 95% of defence policy is made by the three defence services on the basis of mutual consultation, leaving one to assume the civilian government might have been doing the remaining five per cent work. About possible operation in North Waziristan, the defence secretary said that the operation in the agency could not be successful until sealing off the Pak-Afghan border. He however emphasised that the army has all the capacity to launch an operation in the NWA. He also said that negotiations were going on for the replacement of spy aircraft that were damaged at Mehran and Kamra bases.

Amid hyperactively spread speculations by the Zionist owned Pakistani Media that the Army was trying its best to avert any harm to its former bosses involved in 1991 vote fraud, the defence minister said that his ministry had ‘no objection’ if the government took any action against former Army Chief General (r) Aslam Beg and former ISI Chief Lt General (r) Asad Durrani in the light of SC verdict in Asghar Khan case. He however revealed that the ministry has received no communication from the law ministry for implementation of the SC order. When such a letter is received, they would proceed ahead, he added.

About the puppet government's corruption-hit Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), he said that the airline was in profit since this September- that is for almost past three months. He said that almost 200 employees including four pilots had been sacked for fake educational degrees, and a list of 350 officials has been prepared who were appointed on the basis of fake degrees. He said that no downsizing would be done in the airline on the basis of golden handshake or on any other ground.

The PIA owes a loan of Rs152 billion while its overall deficit is to the tune of Rs192 billion, the secretary said, adding that it suffered a loss of Rs410 million during Haj operation. General (r) Asif Yasin said that former PIA Deputy Chairman Saleem Sayani was appointed in 2009 at a salary of Rs. 5 million and his case has been referred to NAB.

“Government is working on a policy to get the PIA out of loss," he said, and added that the PIA would purchase 12 planes including four new A-320 planes and eight small planes. He said an amount of $4.5 million has been released for the purchase of passenger planes. The defence secretary said that of the 34 aircraft fleet of PIA, 28 are operational. He said all the appointments on political basis have been banned and all the pilots and air hostesses would be graduates.

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Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Pakistan successfully test-fires MRBM Hatf V (Ghauri)

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RAWALPINDI: Pakistan today successfully conducted the training launch of Medium Range Ballistic Missile (MRBM) Hatf V (Ghauri).The launch was conducted by a Strategic Missile Group of the Army Strategic Force Command on the culmination of a field training exercise that was aimed at testing the operational readiness of the Army Strategic Force Command. Ghauri ballistic missile is a liquid fuel missile which can carry both conventional and nuclear warheads over a distance of 1300 kms.The test monitoring of the launch was conducted at the National Command Centre through the medium of National Command Authority s fully automated Strategic Command and Control Support System (SCCSS). 


It may be recalled that the SCCSS enables robust Command and Control capability of all strategic assets with round the clock situational awareness in a digitized network centric environment to decision makers at the National Command Centre (NCC). The test consolidates and strengthens Pakistan s deterrence capability, and national security.The President and Prime Minister congratulated all ranks of the Army Strategic Force Command on the excellent standard achieved during training which was reflected in the proficient handling of the weapon system in the field and the accuracy of the training launch

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Friday, June 15, 2012

Pakistan can Nuke India within 8 Seconds: Army General

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ISLAMABAD - Pakistan could launch a nuclear strike on India within eight seconds, claimed an army general in Islamabad whose warning is described in the diaries of Alastair Campbell, a key aide of Tony Blair, reported The Guardian on Friday. The general asked Tony Blair’s former communications director to remind India of Pakistan’s nuclear capability amid fears in Islamabad that Delhi was “determined to take them out”.

Britain became so concerned about Pakistan’s threat that Blair’s senior foreign policy adviser, Sir David Manning, later warned in a paper that Pakistan was prepared to ‘go nuclear’. The nuclear warnings came during a visit by Blair to the Subcontinent after the 9/11 attacks in 2001. Campbell was told about the eight-second threat over a dinner in Islamabad on 5 October 2001 hosted by Pervez Musharraf, then Pakistan’s president.

Campbell writes:
“At dinner I was between two five-star generals who spent most of the time listing atrocities for which they held the Indians responsible, killing their own people and trying to blame freedom fighters. They were pretty convinced that one day there would be a nuclear war because India, despite its vast population and despite being seven times bigger, was unstable and determined to take them out. When the time came to leave, the livelier of the two generals asked me to remind the Indians: ‘It takes us 8 seconds to get the missiles over,’ then flashed a huge toothy grin.”
Blair visited Pakistan less than a month after the 9/11 attacks as Britain and the USZ attempted to shore up support in Islamabad before the bombing of Afghanistan, which started on 7 October 2001. Campbell writes that the Pakistani leadership seemed to be keen for Britain and the USZ to capture Osama bin Laden, though he added it was difficult to be sure.

Relations between Islamabad and Delhi plummeted after the Blair visit when terrorists attacked the Indian parliament on 13 December 2001, killing seven people. Five of the attackers died. India blamed Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed groups fighting Indian rule in Held Kashmir. The tensions became so great that Richard Armitage, the then USZ deputy secretary of state, was sent to the region in May 2002.

Blair returned to the Subcontinent in January 2002, shortly after the fall of the Taliban in Afghanistan, amid one of the tensest nuclear standoffs between India and Pakistan since independence in 1947. In the preparations for the visit, Manning prepared a paper for Blair that warned of the real threat of a nuclear conflict. In an extract from his diaries for 4 January 2002, Campbell wrote:
“DM had a paper, making clear our belief that the Pakistanis would ‘go nuclear’ and if they did, that they wouldn’t be averse to unleashing them on a big scale. TB was genuinely alarmed by it and said to David ‘They wouldn’t really be prepared to go for nuclear weapons over Kashmir would they?’ DM said the problem was there wasn’t a clear understanding of strategy and so situations tended to develop and escalate quickly, and you couldn’t really rule anything out.”
A few days after the visit, the India-Pakistan standoff was discussed by the British war cabinet. In an extract for his diaries on 10 January 2002, Campbell wrote:
“CDS [chief of the defence staff Admiral Sir Michael Boyce] said if India and Pakistan go to war, we will be up the creek without a paddle. Geoff [Hoon] said there may have to be limited compulsory call-up of Territorial Army reserves. TB gave a pretty gloomy assessment. He said Vajpayee was really upset at the way Musharraf treated him. Military dispositions remained the same, with more than a million troops there [in Kashmir]. He assessed that the Indians believed that they could absorb 500,000 deaths. Pakistani capability was far greater than the Indians believed.”
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Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Pakistan can Shoot Down Drones using Anza Missile: Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan

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Lahore: Father of Pakistan nuclear programme, Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan has said that USZ terrorist drone planes can be shot down with Anza Missile. While addressing to lawyer of Lahore bar, the scientist said that Pakistan was full of natural resources but the leaders had no good motive. He said that Pakistan had drone technology and added that drone could be shot down with Anza missile. Dr Khan said that if Pakistan can produce atomic weapon than it was not difficult to end its energy crisis. “The prime minister should have been disqualified when convicted,” he said.

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CIA threatens Japanese Embassy to hype against Pakistan's Nuke Security

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ISLAMABAD - Highly informed sources revealed that the recent bomb threats issued to Japanese Embassy by an unknown caller were actually a job done by America's Central Intelligence Agency in order to create a global hype about Pakistani capital's security and consequently, its Nuclear Arsenal. Government of Japan directed its diplomats and citizens living in Pakistan to take extra safety measures immediately following the threats sent to its embassy situated in Islamabad and also contacted government of Pakistan to carry out investigation in this matter. Sources reveal that the CIA is hell bent upon targeting Pakistani nuclear arsenal and aims at building an international hype regarding one of the safest nuclear arsenals of the world in order to force Pakistan follow its guidelines.
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Monday, May 28, 2012

Yoam-e-Takbeer: The resolve continues!

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This day, fourteen year ago, emotionally charged voices of the team of nuclear scientists’ conducting the nuclear test in Chagi chanted ‘Naara-e- Takbeer, Allah-o- Akbar’. This was a declaration that hence forth Pakistan is a declared nuclear weapon capable state. Resource starved Pakistan had no ambition to go nuclear, but was compelled to do so.

India exploded its first nuclear device in 1974 under the guise of ‘Peaceful Nuclear Explosion. Thenceforth, India was a defacto nuclear power. Explosion was made possible through illegitimate diversion of fissile material from a civilian nuclear power plant provided to India by Canada. Event occurred shortly after the fall of Dhaka. It triggered survival instinct amongst the strategist community of Pakistan. Already faced with India’s overwhelming conventional military superiority, Pakistan was indeed pushed against the wall, left with no other choice but to develop a matching nuclear deterrent to ward off future Indian threats. Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto declared: “Pakistanis will eat grass but make a nuclear bomb”. Pakistan’s need for nuclearization was essentially security driven. Nation joyfully ate grass, and gleefully made the bomb.

Possession of nuclear weapons served the intended purpose; India has ever since been kept at bay despite temptations for military adventurism. Western attitude towards Pakistan’s nuclear programme was out rightly discriminatory; it attached religious shade to Pakistan’s bomb by calling it an ‘Islamic bomb’. Earlier, one had never heard of a Christian, a Communist, a Jewish or a Hindu bomb. The approach was myopic; rhetoric was a smoke screen to portray Islam as a synonym of aggression and mobilize support from vested interests to demonize Pakistan’s legitimate necessity. And then came the God-sent opportunity.

On 11 May 1998, Indian Prime Minister Vajpayee stunned the world by announcing that India had conducted three nuclear tests. Two days later, two additional tests were carried out. Dr. Samar Mubarakmand gave a technical assessment of India’s tests on behalf of the PAEC. He opined that there had been only one successful test on 11 May, and if a thermonuclear device had been fired then it had been a failure. Assessment was resoundingly accurate; India nuclear fraternity has conceded the reality after a decade.

On 28 May 1998, at 3:16 pm Pakistan conducted its first nuclear test. The time has been termed as “Pakistan’s Finest Hour”. Moments between 11 to 28 May witnessed interesting events. Prime Minister of that time, Mian Nawaz Sharif, recently narrated that during this period he consulted almost everybody for opinion and in the process when he sought Mr Majid Nizami’s views, the reply he received was stunning for him. Mr Majid Nizami had told him point blank that if he did not go ahead for a matching response, the people of Pakistan would shred him into mince. Former PM Benazir Bhutto advocated not only an immediate nuclear test by Pakistan, but also asserted that India should be disarmed by a preemptive attack. On 18 May 1998, the Chairman of the PAEC was given a go ahead. “Dhamaka kar dein” (Conduct the explosion) were the exact words used by the Prime Minister to inform him of the decision.

During this period Indian approach was mixed with arrogance, confusion and foolhardiness. At one time there arose a high probability of Indian air strikes over Chagi to destroy the site prior to test. Pakistan Air Force (PAF) reacted with lightening speed and created a protective umbrella over the test site. Dr Samar Mubarakmand, who was the team leader at the testing site, once narrated that while the PAF was in the process of doing its rapid deployments, the then Air Chief’s request was conveyed to him that the scientists should suspend the preparations for a couple of hours and vacate the test site for their personal safety till the PAF’s protective air cover was effectively in place. The entire team unanimously declined to leave the site and volunteered to continue the preparations.

They indeed deserve national salute for their courage. The extreme tension prevailing at the time of the tests is confirmed by the fact that five hours after prime Minister’s announcement of the tests, Pakistan summoned the Indian high commissioner to the foreign office and informed him that “credible information” had been received that an attack was to be mounted before dawn on Pakistan’s nuclear installations by India, and that “swift and massive retaliation” would result. The ambassador was asked to convey to New Delhi that Islamabad “expected the Indian government to desist from any irresponsible act.”

Excerpts from Prime Minister’s speech on 28 May 1998 amply explain the circumstances leading to Pakistan’s nuclearization.
He said: “Pakistan today successfully conducted five nuclear tests…I congratulate all Pakistani scientists, engineers and technicians for their dedicated team work and expertise in mastering complex and advanced technologies…Our security, and the peace and stability of the entire region, was gravely threatened. As any self-respecting nation, we had no choice left for us. Our hand was forced by the present Indian leadership’s reckless actions. We could not ignore the magnitude of the threat… Our decision to exercise the nuclear option has been taken in the interest of national self-defence… “


American led lobby has not yet reconciled with Pakistan’s nuclear status. Pakistan continues to face nuclear apartheid. America has signed Agreement 123 with India and has opened the flood gates of fissile material for India while it continues to pressure Pakistan to sign a Fissile Material Treaty that would freeze strategic asymmetry to Pakistan’s peril. Post 9/11 setting has provided yet another channel for Indo-Israeli-US nexus to malign Pakistan’s strategic assets. This time the strategy is to project the possibility of Pakistan’s nuclear assets falling in the hands of terrorists. Suggestions are often aired that Pakistan is at risk of succumbing to extremists, therefore, its nuclear assets should be disabled, seized or forcibly taken out.

The struggle is not yet over. However, as ever before, the nation stands united to defend its nuclear assets at all cost. Pakistan has made it clear that it would act decisively against any attempt by any quarter to harm its nuclear assets.


By Air Cdre Khalid Iqbal (R)

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“Pakistan was a Nuclear Power in 1983”: Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan

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Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan had acquired nuclear technology in 1983 and was capable of conducting full-scale nuclear explosions on a week notice but the fast unfolding developments in the region kept the country away from becoming a nuclear power till it finally happened in 1998.Veteran nuclear scientist and architect of Pakistan’s nuclear programme Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan said this during a detailed conversation with this journalist on Sunday in connection with Pakistan’s 14th anniversary as nuclear power (today).Recalling the bygone times, Dr AQ Khan revisited some pertinent happenings concerning Pakistan’s nuclear programme and the challenges that evolved it.

“We had become a nuclear power by fall 1983 and early 1984. I had informed the then President General Ziaul Haq that we were in a position of launching full-scale nuclear explosions on a seven-day official notice”, the nuclear scientist recalled. “But due to the Afghan Jihad and a number of related factors, our plan got delayed as General Zia was reluctant and we finally achieved this milestone in 1998.”

Fourteen years back on the same day (May 28), Pakistan had conducted five nuclear explosions followed by one more nuclear test a day after, in response to India’s five nuclear tests in the same month, three on May 11 and two on May 13. “We would never have let India conduct nuclear tests before us had our intelligence agencies shared with us the Indian plans to go for nuclear tests. I wanted Pakistan to carry nuclear tests before India because we were ready since 1983 against Indian nuclear build-up”, Dr Khan said. Panic had gripped Pakistan’s ruling elites including Nawaz Sharif and associated group of enemies which make up one of Pakistan's main political parties today with the name of PML(N), when India had gone for the nuclear explosions.

“Our government was shaken. They were not expecting this kind of step from India. The rulers did not have the nerve to respond to these tests in a befitting manner, so I and my team had to intervene”, the scientist further recalled.Thereafter, Dr Khan said, he and his team members at Kahuta Research Laboratories (KRL) warned the government of quitting the KRL if Pakistan was not to conduct the nuclear tests. “This worked. We finally became a declared nuclear power. Despite the government’s overwhelmingly defensive reaction to Indian nuclear explosions, some government functionaries played a commendable role to get us go for the tests”, he said appreciating the role of former Foreign Minister Gohar Ayub Khan, former Foreign Secretary Shamshad Ahmad Khan and the late Anwar Zahid, Principal Secretary to the then American stooge prime minister Nawaz Sharif.

Fourteen years on, Pakistan is not the country, Dr Khan says, he had ever dreamt of. “There’s terrorism, corruption, exploitation, injustice and what not. You name any evil and it’s here. I could never have imagined even in my worst nightmares that all this would happen here with the country of Quaid-e-Azam. There’s this subtle dichotomy between what the ruling elites are and what they pretend to be. While the poor die of poverty, the rulers throw away millions in decorating their wardrobes with expensive suiting and valuables. This is not Quaid’s Pakistan. The rulers have to mend their ways before it’s too late and people get at their necks.”

Dr Khan, who returned from Karachi the previous day, said the simple life styles of the representatives of Karachi business community impressed him to a great deal. “They are the ones who contribute billions in the national exchequer but lead modest lives unlike our rulers who gobble billions from the people’s money and live like royal kings.” On Pakistan’s defence, the nuclear scientist said, the national security is in safe hands and there is no threat to the country’s nuclear programme from “any force on the planet.”

“By the grace of God, we have made Pakistan’s nuclear programme invincible. No force on this planet could dare sabotage it. It’s highly safe and secure. The only threat to our sovereignty comes from within-from the corrupt and puppet rulers. There’s no external threat. I urge the people to elect sincere and dedicated leadership in the next election. Don’t stay at homes, come out and vote for patriot people when you have to. That’s the only way we can rid ourselves of this corrupt lot of vested interests.”

On the possible resumption of Nato supplies, Dr Abdul Qadeer khan said, in 1970s and 80s, Pakistan was not dependent on foreign aid. “But excessive reliance on big powers has landed us in the sorry state of affairs we are grappling with today. The ruling elites want the Nato supplies to get resumed within no time so that they can fill in their already overloaded pockets. We should decide what’s in our best interest-that serves the people of Pakistan best.”

Pakistan Cyber Force

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Pakistan speeds up work at 4th Nuclear Reactor in Khushab

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Pakistan is half way through the construction of its fourth nuclear reactor at Khushab, which will give it capability to speed up plutonium manufacturing, latest USZ satellite imagery has revealed. On completion, the reactor would enable Pakistan to build large number of smaller nuclear warheads, Washington-based eminent think-tank Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS) said.

Pakistan's nuclear weapons programme is considered to be among the safest and fastest growing in the world by the international bodies including Stockholm-based International Peace Research Institute, with the estimates of Islamabad possessing 90-110 nuclear warheads. Releasing the latest satellite imageries, ISIS said construction of the fourth Khushab reactor and supporting buildings is progressing with the reactor building about halfway to completion.

Based on the available imagery ISIS estimates that the construction of the fourth reactor is proceeding about 30 per cent faster than construction on reactor three and that major external work could be complete within fifteen months. The reactor, located 200 kilometers south of Islamabad, is the latest addition to the Khushab nuclear site and is dedicated to the production of plutonium for nuclear weapons. In addition to the fourth reactor, the Khushab site includes two reactors similar in shape to the fourth one, a heavy water production plant, and an original, nominal 50 megawatt-thermal heavy water reactor completed in 1998.


So far, no comments have been officially made by Pakistan's security agencies and armed forces upon this story which is being literally bombarded by American media in an apparent attempt to demonize Pakistan's nuclear program which is mainly for self defence against a parade of international enemies which have been against Pakistan since its creation on Islamic Ideology. Major defence and security analysts see these media reports by American media drones as a heinous and desperate attempt to yet again demonize Pakistan's Armed forces and Pakistan itself for the sake of pressurizing the country on its rigid stance on NATO's terrorist supplies which have already caused more than $100 Billion worth damage to Pakistan's road infrastructure during the last decade of war.

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Friday, April 20, 2012

Pak-Nukes now guarded by 20,000 soldiers

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RAWALPINDI - In an impressive ceremony, a batch of 900 security soldiers of the Strategic Plans Division graduated from the Baloch & Frontier Force Regimental Centres at Abbottabad Thursday. Director General Security, Strategic Plans Division, Major General Muhammad Tahir was the chief guest. Addressing the successful trainees, the chief guest appreciated the high standards of training achieved and highlighted the responsibilities and challenges ahead. He urged the soldiers to discharge their duties with utmost commitment and dedication so as to come up to the nation’s expectations. He appreciated the instructional staff that had trained this latest batch in line with international standards. It may be recalled that the SPD has undertaken a comprehensive plan to significantly augment the capacity of its security force to ensure foolproof security of strategic assets. The past four batches of the security forces have been trained at Baloch and Frontier Force Regimental Centres, and a batch of special response force at the recently established SPD Training Academy. With the induction of these newly-trained soldiers, the strength of the SPD Security Force touches a figure of 20,000.

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Monday, March 5, 2012

Pakistan successfully Test Fires Nuclear Capable Missile Hatf II (Abdali)

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Hatf II (Abdali)
Pakistan Monday successfully test fired the Short Range Surface to Surface Ballistic Missile Hatf II (Abdali), as part of the process of validation of land based ballistic missile systems. According to Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), Hatf II (Abdali) with a range of 180 km carries nuclear as well as conventional warheads with high accuracy. It provides an operational level capability to Pakistan’s Strategic Forces, additional to the strategic and tactical level capability, which Pakistan already possesses. The test was witnessed by Director General Strategic Plans Division Lieutenant General (Retired) Khalid Ahmed Kidwai, Commander Army Strategic Force Command Lieutenant General Tariq Nadeem Gilani, senior officers from the Armed Forces, Scientists and Engineers of strategic organizations.
(The Nation)
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Sunday, November 20, 2011

Will USZ Nuclear Politics Surrender Before Economic and Cyber Media?

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At 0530, 16 July 1945, in a remote site of the Alamogordo Air Base, New Mexico, the first full-scale nuclear test was made. For the first time in history there was a nuclear explosion. And what an explosion! This is how General Leslie Groves describes the very first weapon of mass destruction in an official document of War Department Washington on 18 July 1945.
General Groves, who had a reputation as a great driving force for projects took over the responsibility of the famous Manhattan Project in September 1942 . He was involved in most aspects of the atomic bomb’s development. He directed the collection of military intelligence on the German nuclear energy project and helped in selecting targets in Japan. Although, Groves wrapped the Manhattan Project but failed to prevent the USZSR from conducting a successful espionage program, resulted in stealing nuclear secrets from USZ nuclear sites.
Just after eighteen days of the mentioned letter on Aug 6, 1945 – First atomic bomb dropped, on Hiroshima, Japan. History openly indicates that USZ “The Peace Lover” couldn’t wait for the 20th day after harnessing the nuclear capability and killed nearly 0.25 million civilians in the “Name of Peace”. On the other hand, most of the Western historians are found linking the Nuclear bombing of Japan with the Japanese full scale daring action on American naval base in Hawaii “The Pearl Harbour” on December 7th 1941, but after nearly five years “strange isn’t it”. On one pretext or the other, all efforts are still on to persuade mitigating the use of WMD for ending the 2nd World War. Hundreds of analysis and documentaries are made to do or undo the horrific act of brutality carried out by the President Truman and party.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, (January 30, 1882 – April 12, 1945), the predecessor of President Truman, also known by his initials, FDR, was the 32nd President of the United States (1933–1945). He was the only USZ president in the history of USZ who was elected thrice for the presidential term. Preposterously an unprecedented mourning was seen all across USZSR after the death of Franklin Delano Roosevelt (April 12, 1945), as Roosevelt was believed to be a man who could have averted The Cold war, which took the toll of human beings in the next forty years after the end of WW-II. Russian dictator Stalin in his message to Truman conveyed “The American people and United Nations have lost a great politician of world significance and a pioneer in the organization of peace and security after the war”. The point under lined is after the war and this not quoted by none other than but Stalin and again it took just 3 months 24 days for Truman to bomb Japan after the death of Roosevelt that to “after the war”.  
The concept of One Government was in thin air, even before Aug 1945, the famous Yalta conference headed by Roosevelt was in pursuance to the said goal in consultation with the Allies; even the King of newly founded Saudi Arabia Abdul Aziz was also met and taken care off. Nuclearization of the planet added a catalyst to it and from then on it was planned and executed with more zeal and vigour by the world powers. The basics of the world order was designed on General Grove’s recommendation which suggested that “this weapon must be in control of USZ only, till the time others are not anxious about peace as we are”. Although by mid October 1945 it was believed in USZ administration that the nuclear secret has already been out of box and Russians are fast and furiously working on it. From here the story of proliferation took off and within 70 years this world has witnessed more than nine nations mastering or nearly mastering to make a dreadful bomb.
Crux of the above mentioned can be put up like this “USZ killed nearly 0.25 million people in Haroshima and Ngasaki by using nuclear bomb for peace and since then to ensure nobody else can make or use WMDs to disturb the world peace,  they have again killed more than 0.3 million people in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan”.
As a matter of fact, in past 70 years the socio-politico and especially nuclear- politico environment of the globe has drastically effected by the economic factor. On the other hand, the policy envisaged by USZ with regards to the nuclearization of the world in 1945 is still followed in true letter and spirit by Pentagon and White house. The tools are definitely changed but the plan and its execution for One Government is still on!
Another feature of the human race which is radically transformed is media and especially with the advent of cyber media the possibility of controlling the hearts and minds has turned to minimal. The combination of economic and cyber media has made the job of hiding facts a difficult preposition. Propagation of Occupy Wall Street protest and its live streaming through YouTube will bear the testimony of both the facts. Despite of the fact, that USZ authorities have been extremely successful in blacking out the event on print and electronic media, even than whole of the world knows that more than 36000 men and women are marching back and forth on “Brooklyn bridge” on 12 hourly shift basis.
The days are over when Super powers use to enforce their version of story without any impediment or challenge to be faced. Even in a country like Pakistan, now protests are launched through active use of Facebook and have the power and capability to silent at least the war of words. Something like this happened in Karachi when a protest against USZ treats to Pakistan was launched after the Mullen episode. The protestors carried out an aggressive and vocal protest in front of USZ embassy Karachi, which ultimately forced the diplomats to engage with Pakistani youth. Now we as Pakistani citizens are observing Mr. Cameron Munter very often dancing on Pakistani music and mixed up with the youth of Pakistan with an exclusive invitation to the students only “indeed with an agenda behind it”.
With all important factors like cyber media and economics in background let’s analyze Pakistan’s nuclear capability on the famous General Groves statement “Nuclear capability for peace”. Again thanks to cyber media which can make a voice noticeable without any major effort else than putting it forward in an organized manner. As far as the facts are concerned Pakistan’s nuclear program started in mid 70s but it shaped into strong nuclear tests carried out in May 1998, only in retaliation to the Indian hegemonic designs converting into sarcastic bombardment of statements by responsible Indian politicians, especially after conducting successful nuclear tests in Pokhran.  With immense pressure on Pakistan not to retaliate by USZ, it responded India in the same coin and the world found Pakistan surprisingly more sophisticated and technically classier in the field of controlled nuclear sciences. Here it would not be justice if something is not written about the factor of strong ideological base of Pakistan which took over the imperatives of economics and a hungry deprived Pakistani celebrated joyfully the nuclear tests of his country. It is indeed more laudable if he knows that a worst will come now in terms of individual and state economy.
Now the slogan of peace through nuclear power from west was proved emphatically on ground by a country like Pakistan. You need not to rephrase or tailor the history to put the point across as events after that have given a very strong but peaceful message to the world.
  • The concept of limited war was executed in the Kargil sector in 1999 only because south Asia was nuclear. Whole of the world was brought in as the two nuclear giants were having a face off for the disputed Kashmir. The escalation was not carried out thoughtfully on any other part of the Indo-Pak border and the conflict ended in peace.
  • Terrorist attack on Indian parliament led to another eyeball to eyeball confrontation and both the countries amass their troops for more than two years. Again the Genie remained in the bottle and the world saw millions of troops marching back to their barracks without a bullet fired.
  • General Kayani’s statement was indeed a strong message to USZ administration in the backdrop of Mullen statement when he said that USZ must not consider Pakistan as Iraq and Afghanistan, we are a nuclear power. The said statement again make the world mindful that any tempering with the borders of Pakistan will lead to a full scale war which cannot be restricted to conventional means and the peace prevailed between USZ and Pakistan.
  • The only option for the world to avert the water war between India and Pakistan is to assist Pakistan in nuclear energy sector for which the basics are very much available with foolproof security measures. The energy crisis in Pakistan with the explosion of water bomb can be easily averted if the world is serious about the peace in this volatile region. The nuclear capability already attained by Pakistan can here also ensure peace.
With an exceptionally operative command and control system of Pakistan’s nuclear possessions with no history of a single nuclear incident, the world led by USZ and NATO must understand the importance of nuclear balance of power in this part of the globe. Giving dreadful and misleading statements for Pakistan’s nuclear installations will indeed be of no use, it’s time for USZ to concentrate on graceful exit from Afghanistan than beating about the nuclear bush. The underlines of USZ nuclear politics now has to be reassessed in the light of own economy and irrepressible properties of cyber media. The world must also understand that the Pakistanis wants to live in peace but with dignity and honour and their voice cannot be ignored as they are not less than 180 million in number. Pakistanis are indeed not ignorant of the importance of Pakistan’s nuclear arsenals, which are now a guarantee not only to the regional but world peace, comprehensively in line with General Leslie Grove’s perception of USZ nuclear arsenals for Peace.

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Pakistan Army in total control of Nukes: Zionist Condoleezza Rice accepts

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NEW YORK - Former Pro-Israhell Zionist Jewish USZ Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says nuclear-armed Pakistan is the one place in the world “I worry a lot about”, but believes that the country's military is "quite in control" of its atomic weapons. “It’s well known that we have talked with the Pakistanis about nuclear safety”, she told Newsmax TV, a conservative channel, when asked about the possibility of extremists seizing control of the government in Pakistan.

“There is generally a view by people who have studied Pakistan that the military is quite in control of their most dangerous weapons", she said. "But Pakistan is a very unstable place, and if I worry a lot about one place, it’s really Pakistan and the depth of extremism in some of those institutions. “But there’s no indication that I know of extremists having that kind of scope to threaten the nuclear safety of the country”, Zionist Rice added. Rice also was national security adviser during World's Terrorist # 1 President George W. Bush’s first term before succeeding Colin Powell to become secretary of State in his second term. Her book, “No Higher Honor: A Memoir of My Years in Washington”, has just been published.

Questioned why, with the Iranians seemingly determined to develop nuclear weapons, the United States of Zionism shouldn’t make an effort to take out their nuclear facilities, she said, “Obviously, the president of the United States (of Zionism) should always keep that option on the table. President Bush kept that option on the table. But it’s easier said than done with Iran. The Iranians have made certain that population centers would be implicated in any such attack, and many have always wondered that that might push the Iranians and their regime closer together rather than separating them. So instead everyone has tried increasingly tough diplomacy with the Iranians, and now with some of the weaknesses in that regime we can always hope that there’s a good chance to bring it down.”

Ridiculously shameless Pro-Israhell Zionist Condoleezza Rice added, “I don’t have any doubt that the Israhellis will defend themselves if the Iranians look as if they really are about to cross that nuclear threshold. There is some not bad news — it looks as if there are problems in the Iranian nuclear program. But pressure on the Iranian regime is an absolute must, because the unintended consequences of an attack by Israhell on Iran, the very fact that we talk about something like that, shows how extremely crucial this issue is.”

Sunday, November 6, 2011

Frustrated USZ releases Comedy Report against Pakistan's Nuclear Arsenal

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Pakistan rejected on Sunday a USZ magazine's hilarious report that the country's nuclear weapons are "transported in delivery vans on congested and dangerous roads", saying the report is "baseless and motivated." USZ magazine The Atlantic reported in its latest edition that Pakistan has begun moving its nuclear weapons in low-security vans. Responding to a question regarding to the report, Foreign Ministry spokesperson dismissed it as pure fiction, baseless and motivated. "It is part of a deliberate propaganda campaign meant to mislead opinion", the spokesperson said in a statement.

According to the USZ magazine report, Pakistan wants to hide part of its growing arsenal from the United States of Zionism which actually funds much of Pakistan's military budget, which is in actuality itself a hoax since Pakistan Army refused stopped taking the fictitious USZ invisible electronic and practically non-existent money a long time ago. After the raid on the city of Abbottabad which killed Osama bin Laden for the 8th time in the last 10 years, Pakistan's military chiefs were aware that America's military has developed plans for an emergency nuclear-disablement operation in their country, the report said. But instead of moving their deadly arsenal in well-defended armored convoys, Pakistan's Strategic Plans Division (SPD) prefers to move it around in civilian-style vehicles virtually without security, said the crackpot report.

The Foreign Ministry spokesperson said the surfacing of such campaigns is not something new. "It is orchestrated by quarters that are inimical to Pakistan", she said, adding that no one should underestimate Pakistan's will and capability to defend its sovereignty, territorial integrity and national interests. Defence analysts on the other hand believe that this report reflects ultimate frustration on behalf of United States of Zionism which has tried all its tools so far and still has not been able to actually sabotage the security shield of Pakistan's virtually flawlessly guarded Nuclear Arsenal.

Pakistan Cyber Force

Friday, October 28, 2011

Pakistan successfully test fires Nuke-Capable Cruise Missile Hatf-VII (Babur)

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Cruise Missile Hatf – VII (Babur)
Pakistan on Friday conducted a successful test fire of the multi tube, indigenously developed Cruise Missile Hatf – VII (Babur) having a range of 700 kms. The missile test was conducted to validate the design parameters of the weapon system and a new Missile Launch Vehicle (MLV). According to ISPR, Babur Cruise Missile is low flying, terrain hugging missile with high maneuverability, pin point accuracy and radar avoidance features. It can carry both nuclear and conventional warheads and has stealth capabilities. It also incorporates the most modern cruise missile technology of Terrain Contour Matching (TERCOM) and Digital Scene Matching and Area Co-relation (DSMAC).

A special feature of today’s launch was the validation of a new multi tube Missile Launch Vehicle (MLV) during the test. The three tube MLV enhances manifold the targeting and deployment options in the conventional and nuclear modes. With its shoot-and-scoot capability, the MLV provides a major force multiplier effect for target employment and survivability. The test was witnessed by Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee. General Khalid Shahmeem Wynne, Director General Strategic Plans Division, Lieutenant General (Retired) Khalid Ahmed Kidwai, Commander Army Strategic Force Command, Lieutenant General Tariq Nadeem Gilani and Chairman National Engineering and Scientific Commission (NESCOM) Mr Muhammad Irfan Burney, senior officers and from the armed forces and strategic organizations, scientists and engineers. The test will consolidate Pakistan’s strategic deterrence capability and further strengthen national security.

Pakistan Cyber Force

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Pakistan slams, rejects new Anti-Pakistan Nuclear Treaty

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Pakistan has rejected the new nuclear treaty for ban on production of fissile material. Addressing General Assembly’s Committee for Disarmament and International Security, Pakistan’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN Raza Bashir Tarar slammed the biased treaty and said that it is indispensible for Pakistan to oppose the ban on production of fissile material used as fuel for nuclear weapons because it is not in favour of Pakistan. He also criticized the discriminatory attitude of international powers toward Pakistan and confirmed that ban on production of fissile material is against the Pakistan’s national interest.

Saturday, September 17, 2011

Pakistan to get 3rd Generation Chinese Nuclear Technology

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DALIAN (China) - Pakistan plans to import the latest Chinese nuclear technology, a senior Pakistani government official said on Wednesday, reported China Daily on Saturday. “Pakistan is in discussions with Chinese companies for imports of the third-generation nuclear technology”, said Pakistan’s Minister of Science and Technology Mir Changez Khan Jamali. The minister said that he hoped the latest technology can be acquired by Pakistan in one or two years. China has helped with two reactors at Pakistan’s Chashma nuclear power plant, both of which use second-generation technology. Pakistan has a third 300-megawatt (MW) reactor under construction at Chashma, financed by China. There are plans for more Chinese reactors in Pakistan, according to the World Nuclear Association.

China is developing its first domestic third-generation nuclear reactor - the CAP 1400 - which is based on Westinghouse Electric Co’s AP1000 pressurised water reactor, and it will boost the unit’s generating capacity to 1,400 MW from 1,154 MW. Construction of the first CAP1400 unit is scheduled to start in Rongcheng, Shandong province, in 2013. CAP 1400 is an indigenous technology, with intellectual property rights owned by the State Nuclear Power Technology Corp under an agreement with Westinghouse. Preliminary designs for the technology will be completed by the end of this year. But preparations for the construction of the first CAP 1400 unit, which were due to start this year, were delayed after the Fukushima nuclear incident in March. Following the Japanese nuclear leak, the Chinese government announced that it would suspend approvals for nuclear power stations and conduct full safety checks of all nuclear projects, including those under construction. Despite safety concerns, industry participants are still committed to nuclear energy.
( The Nation )

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