28th May, marks the 13th anniversary of Youm-e-Takbeer, when Pakistan exploded its nuclear devices at Chaghi and became a nuclear power, having acquired nuclear capability since 1983.
1st nuclear test in 1998
Youm-e-Takhbeer Mubarak to everyone
Salute to DR Abdul Qadeer Khan and DR. Samar Mubarakmand and all other national heroes!:jhanda:
May God Bless this Nation with dignity and strength to defend itself and may it be a country that would not only defend itself but prove a help for the weaker Nations of the world. Ameen!!!
What nukes? ...oh the one we are hiding from America, India, Israel & Taliban. Can't we celebrate anything not related to war..war war..war..war..destruction..destruction .. can we celebrate some kinda hmm.. a national day of no load shedding
better visit someday Hiroshima/Nagasaki the places still have things for eye opening, Pakistan had it its alright.... to make a balance in region but for sure we are living under the shadows of hell. a little leakage in Northern Japan atomic reactor resulted in thousands locals to stay in refugee campes outside the area of 30/40 kms..a huge area cultivations destroyed and hundred miles ocean around unable to use seafood and a lot little little un usual and fearfull things happening.
We humenkind make our own destruction by our own hands.
^^ If we didn't had them, we might have seen much worse then what Japan saw back in 1945.. our neighbors are not holding back because they are peace lovers, they are holding back because they fear tit-for-tat response....
^^ If we didn't had them, we might have seen much worse then what Japan saw back in 1945.. our neighbors are not holding back because they are peace lovers, they are holding back because they fear tit-for-tat response....
You have a point but there's something about celebrating the possession of nuclear weapons that's rather unsettling. We should pray that no country has to resort to actually using these weapons. The result would be catastrophic.
It is easy to point finger at Pakistan when it is under criticism… yes our forces have let us down on few occasions but the same forces drove Terrorists out of SWAT within 2 months… remember SWAT is a mountain region and it is not easy to fight fully armed and trained terrorists…
So an american nuclear site in Belgium is actually BREACHED by a group of people and this is harmless!
Indian scrap markets in Bombay are selling radio active material and of course it is safe.
But Pak nuclear sites are not.
It is the same logic as:
Hard core Libyan extremists are freedom fighters but Taliban in Afghanistan are terrorists
OR
Killing of unarmed Kashmiri protesters is no problem, but arresting of few Tibetian (in China) who are attacking the police is the top headline around the world.
Ugh, where have I pointed a finger at Pakistan specifically? Personally, I’m not keen on any countries possessing nuclear weapons. But yes, Pakistan does have a right to possess nuclear weapons in order to defend itself from foreign powers. When other countries possess these weapons, Pakistan has full right to. I haven’t said anything against the Pakistani army in my post.
I just personally feel uneasy about the way people have marked a date to commemorate a country becoming a nuclear power. I think nuclear bombs are heinous creations. You’re free to disagree with me.
So an american nuclear site in Belgium is actually BREACHED by a group of people and this is harmless!
Indian scrap markets in Bombay are selling radio active material and of course it is safe.
But Pak nuclear sites are not.
It is the same logic as:
Hard core Libyan extremists are freedom fighters but Taliban in Afghanistan are terrorists
OR
Killing of unarmed Kashmiri protesters is no problem, but arresting of few Tibetian (in China) who are attacking the police is the top headline around the world.
West has two definitions for everything.
Wait till Americans have them won over Qadafi and later declaring WAR against the same Libyans... for funding/supporting terrorism from oil money....
