is there any danger of pak. nukes falling in to rogue elements
as the number of nukes increases in pakistan’s inventory?
now, why would Putin say such things? is he part of the zionist conspiracy also?
Re: Putin fears terrorists may gain access to Pak nukes
Pakistan tells Putin to shove it.
Beside that, it’s understandable why Putin is saying that. He’s visiting Bhartians, who buy his junk worth billion every year, and crash it. :dixsi:
The question is who is not afraid of the so-called terrorists? :)
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now, why would Putin say such things? is he part of the zionist conspiracy also?
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LOL - lookslike he is about to meet the Muslim Burning Hindu leadership of India :) Any statements against Pakistan will no doubt help him gain more orders for his armament - keeping the Muslim Burning Hindus happy and pinned down in a poverty trap :)
Putin should make sure that himself or the rest of his former pinko commie fascist byatches of USSR/CCCP morons stop "losing" nuclear devies and nuclear material.
Their incompetence and corruption in thsi area is more of a danger than anything else.
They still have not accounted for all of their nuclear crap.
I dont trust russkies, atleast behind teh iron curtain we knew they could not be trusted. Now there is this strange relationship with them, they depend on handouts from the west but undermine the interests of their benefactors when it comes ot their old pals, e.g. Iraq.
As I have noted before, Putin should rename himself to Puto.
Breaking News: Russia could supply nukes to terrorists: Hammad
This is the dumbest comment ive heard. Any country could suppy nukes to anyone.
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Breaking News: **Russia could supply nukes to terrorists: Hammad*
This is the dumbest comment ive heard. Any country could suppy nukes to anyone.
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I THINK THIS IS THE 1ST AND LAST TIME WE WILL EVER AGREE ON SOMETHING KHAN!!!!!! LOL
Hopefully it will only be to those "terrorists" that target India... :)
Cause everyone hates India.
it is a common concern among all about wmd fallling in to wrong hands.
Nuke acquisition has to be prevented at the source.
And where might that be?
Well, the warhawks want you to think it’s Iraq, but since 1998 it’s been Pakistan
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=29827
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http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/DK22Ak01.html
Al-Qaeda’s nuclear effort benefited from the help of two Pakistani nuclear scientists, Sultan Bashiruddin Mahmood and Chaudari Abdul Majeed, who have admitted that they had had long discussions with al-Qaeda officials in August 2001 about nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.(2) Pakistani intelligence officials told The Washington Post that they believe that the scientists used a charity they had created as a cover to conduct secret talks with bin Laden.
Pakistani officials told The Washington Post that the scientists reportedly admitted meeting with bin Laden, the Egyptian Ayman al-Zawahiri, and two other al-Qaeda officials over two or three days in August at a compound in Kabul. The scientists described bin Laden as intensely interested in nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.(3)
Here it seems Bush and Putin agrees on this aspect of Pakistan
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2002/11/20021122-2.html
President Bush, President Putin Discuss NATO, Iraq
But what can happen with armies armed with weapons that exist in Pakistan, including weapons of mass destruction, we are not sure on that aspect and we should not forget about that. And we agree with the President of the United States and his colleagues who say that we have to make sure that Iraq has no weapons of mass destruction in its possession.
And they talk about Pakistan’s weapons. Pehley ghar ko tu sambhaal leen :). That stunt by Putin was nothing else but “buttering” of Indian leadership. He still has lot of junk to sell. 
**Russian Mafia Poses Threat **
By David Phinney
Sept. 29 —Criminal elements in Russia may be poised to sell nuclear weapons to the highest bidder as organized crime expands its influence in Russian society, according to a report released by a panel of experts with the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS).
What’s more, some 200 Russian organized crime groups now operate worldwide—including in the United States—after thrusting their “tentacles throughout Russia’s economy” and gaining the ability to manipulate its banking system and financial markets, claims the CSIS report.
“Russia is in danger of evolving into a criminal-syndicalist state,” says the report, “a troika comprised of gangsters, corrupt government bureaucrats and certain crooked and sometimes prominent businessmen.” …read more](http://more.abcnews.go.com/sections/world/russia930/)
I guess that puts a damper on the joys of Muslim Burning Hindus :)
how?
or are you thinking Putin is any less of a dictator than musharaf?
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“Russia is in danger of evolving into a criminal-syndicalist state,” says the report, “a troika comprised of gangsters, corrupt government bureaucrats and certain crooked and sometimes prominent businessmen.” ...read more
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How old is this 'read more' and how much it is still valid. I suppose this dates back in history.
the pakistani answer to putin should be
russians will sell nukes for a bottle of vodka
here is something interesting..
http://www.stanford.edu/dept/news/report/news/march6/database-36.html
According to a new database compiled by researchers at the Institute for International Studies (IIS), about 40 kilograms of weapons-usable uranium and plutonium have been stolen from poorly protected nuclear facilities in the former Soviet Union during the last decade. While most of that material has been retrieved, 2 kilos of highly enriched uranium filched from a research reactor in Georgia is still missing.
Puto, fix yer own dang stuff, thats more of a danger than anything.
here is another thing to worry about
this is older but..
*In 1996, the late Alexander Lebed, Russia’s former chief of national security, asserted that Russia may have ‘‘lost’’ up to 100 one-kiloton ‘‘suitcase-sized’’ bombs, which he called ‘‘ideal weapons to conduct nuclear terrorism.’’ *
The Russian government immediately denied the weapons ever existed, but Alexei Yablokov, a former senior adviser to Yeltsin, told a US congressional hearing that the weapons had been developed by the KGB in a project kept secret from the Russian military. Thus the ‘‘suitcase’’ bombs, Yablokov contended, were never included in the official inventory.
Is Puto just covering his own rear?