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To: Sun Tzu who wrote (152497)11/23/2004 8:11:31 PM
From: Michael Watkins  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 281500
 
teevee will want to bomb India soon, in addition to Iran. Maybe also China?

The rest of the world somehow manages to figure out how to move forward. Irony: India and Pakistan have nukes.

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Pakistan PM in rare visit to India: Pakistan's new prime minister has begun a visit to India aimed at consolidating a thaw in subcontinental relations.

India increasingly looks overseas for energy to feed its fuel-hungry industries and automobiles and on the agenda for talks with Pakistan is ensuring access to petroleum and gas supplies.

One proposal is a $4 billion gas pipeline from Iran to India, cutting through Pakistani territory.


"I imagine that this would be an important confidence-building measure," energy analyst R. K. Pachauri says.

"If this project is to implemented it would create a certain amount of goodwill."

That goodwill began with a handshake between Indian and Pakistani leaders in Islamabad in January.



To: Sun Tzu who wrote (152497)11/23/2004 8:25:22 PM
From: Michael Watkins  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 281500
 
Irony to this: The only nation to have used nuclear weapons against an "enemy" (I consider nuking two cities and their civilian population a war crime not a military action) is a "Christian" nation. Neither God nor Christ could have approved of this wholesale extermination and I am sure they have dealt with Truman appropriately.

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Iran sticks by belief that nuclear arms unIslamic: minister

"The highest authority in Iran, Ayatollah (Ali) Khamenei, has reiterated on several occasions his religious verdict on the prohibition of producing, stockpiling and using nuclear weapons," Iranian deputy foreign minister Gholamali Khoshrou said.

"We have never been after the atomic bomb. We don't believe in that, in accordance with our religious belief. It has never been an option for Iran and never will it be."