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To: FaultLine who wrote (123648)	1/24/2004 6:49:45 PM
From: Dennis O'Bell	Respond to of 281500

But on Friday, General Musharraf went further. "Well, I would not like to predict," he said in an interview with CNN, "but it appears that some individuals, as I said, were involved for personal financial gain." "I'm shocked - SHOCKED - to find that gambling is going on in here."

To: FaultLine who wrote (123648)	2/4/2004 4:13:49 PM
From: Elsewhere	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 281500

Pakistani Nuclear Scientist Begs Forgiveness In Televised Address, Khan Offers 'Deepest Regrets and Unqualified Apologies' By John Lancaster Washington Post Foreign Service Wednesday, February 4, 2004; 11:32 AM washingtonpost.com ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Feb. 4 -- In a televised address late Wednesday afternoon, nuclear scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan confessed to providing Iran, Libya and North Korea with equipment and expertise for making nuclear weapons and apologized for activities that he said had "traumatized" the nation. ... A.Q. Khan's Apology to Pakistanis nytimes.com Amazing.