China proliferated Uranium to Pakistan

[Vikrant]

China is an ultimate mafia country

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Sikkim standoff: China’s sinister designs against India has been talked about for decades since 1962. As the Communist country, once again tries to push India into a war in Sikkim sector, we take a look at how Beijing helped Pakistan’s nuclear programme, despite being one of the permanent members of the United Nations and publicly committed to non-proliferation. On November 13, 2009, the Washington Post published shocking accounts written by Abdul Qadeer Khan, father of Pakistan’s nuclear weapons programme.

According to the Post, Khan wrote that China provided 50 kilogram of bomb-grade uranium, which was enough for two atom bombs, to Pakistan in mid-1982. Khan narrated the entire story of sinister China-Pakistan nuclear cooperation, which started right after India tested its first nuclear bomb in 1974.

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China ‘gifted’ 50 kilogram of Uranium to help Pakistan make nuclear bombs against India: Know about the dreaded chapter of history

 

[shockedcanadian]

One should be careful who they arm with such devastating weapons. In the ever changing geo-political landscape, China might be gifted one of these nukes from Pakistan in the form of a flying missile some time in the future.

 

[Vikrant]

One should be careful who they arm with such devastating weapons. In the ever changing geo-political landscape, China might be gifted one of these nukes from Pakistan in the form of a flying missile some time in the future.

Good point! China's oppression of Muslims in Xinjiang is definitely garnering some resentment in the Muslim world.

 

[Unkotare]

Another rubber-stamp OP from our resident professional China hater.

 

[Vikrant]

China's land grab has resulted in what can be called The Monkey Trap.

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We've all heard how easy it is to catch a monkey. You simply put something the monkey wants inside a container that has an opening just big enough for the monkey to put an empty hand inside. The monkey puts its hand in, grabs the object, and with the object in hand can no longer get his hand out of the jar. The simple solution would be to let go, but the stubborn, greedy monkey refuses to let go and is taken into bondage.

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GOOD NEWS!: The Monkey Trap