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Source: http://www.timesnow.tv/articleshow/4327790.cms
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AQ Khan exposes Pak's nuke proliferation
An angry, humiliated and wounded :o Pakistan's controversial nuclear scientist AQ Khan has finally made public and official what has long been suspected - his nuclear proliferation activities that included exchanging and passing blue-prints and equipment to China, Iran, North Korea, and Libya, which was done at the behest of the Pakistani government and military, and he was forced to take the rap for it. :evil:
Khan writes about the Pakistani leadership in a December 2003 letter to his wife Henny that has finally been made public by an interlocutor. The interlocutor is a journalist contact by the name of Siman Henderson. Henderson has now made the letters public.
''The b******* first used us and are now playing dirty games with us :shock: . If the government plays any mischief with me take a tough stand. They might try to get rid of me to cover up all the things they got done by me :oops: ," Khan writes about the Pakistani leadership. The letter was exposed by Henderson in 'The Sunday Times'.
Describing the four-page letter as ''extraordinary,'' Henderson says in numbered paragraphs, it outlines Pakistans nuclear co-operation with China, Iran and North Korea, and also mentions Libya :evil: . Some of the disclosures are stunning, and in one para that is bound to embarrass Beijing, besides implicating it, Khan writes about how Pakistan helped China in enrichment technology in return for bomb blueprints :o :evil: .
'We put up a centrifuge plant at Hanzhong (250km southwest of Xian). The Chinese gave us drawings of the nuclear weapon :x , gave us 50kg of enriched uranium :x , gave us 10 tons of UF6 (natural) :x and 5 tons of UF6 (3%) :x ,' Khan writes.
The Pakistani government and the military have repeatedly rejected and challenged court orders to free him, and an episode last month, where Khan was freed just for a day on court orders before Islamabad locked him up again under pressure from Washington, appears to have precipitated the leak of the explosive letter.
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AQ Khan exposes Pak's nuke proliferation
An angry, humiliated and wounded :o Pakistan's controversial nuclear scientist AQ Khan has finally made public and official what has long been suspected - his nuclear proliferation activities that included exchanging and passing blue-prints and equipment to China, Iran, North Korea, and Libya, which was done at the behest of the Pakistani government and military, and he was forced to take the rap for it. :evil:
Khan writes about the Pakistani leadership in a December 2003 letter to his wife Henny that has finally been made public by an interlocutor. The interlocutor is a journalist contact by the name of Siman Henderson. Henderson has now made the letters public.
''The b******* first used us and are now playing dirty games with us :shock: . If the government plays any mischief with me take a tough stand. They might try to get rid of me to cover up all the things they got done by me :oops: ," Khan writes about the Pakistani leadership. The letter was exposed by Henderson in 'The Sunday Times'.
Describing the four-page letter as ''extraordinary,'' Henderson says in numbered paragraphs, it outlines Pakistans nuclear co-operation with China, Iran and North Korea, and also mentions Libya :evil: . Some of the disclosures are stunning, and in one para that is bound to embarrass Beijing, besides implicating it, Khan writes about how Pakistan helped China in enrichment technology in return for bomb blueprints :o :evil: .
'We put up a centrifuge plant at Hanzhong (250km southwest of Xian). The Chinese gave us drawings of the nuclear weapon :x , gave us 50kg of enriched uranium :x , gave us 10 tons of UF6 (natural) :x and 5 tons of UF6 (3%) :x ,' Khan writes.
The Pakistani government and the military have repeatedly rejected and challenged court orders to free him, and an episode last month, where Khan was freed just for a day on court orders before Islamabad locked him up again under pressure from Washington, appears to have precipitated the leak of the explosive letter.
