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5/12 India underground nuclear test, sending shockwave all over the world:
http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/asiapcf/9805/12/clinton.india/index.html
\_ Now I know why there are so many Indian engineers at Berkeley.
\_ bwahahahaha...
\_ for the beautiful, mustache-free hot babes!
\_ Great . Another third world shithole with the bomb.
\_ You only prove your own ignorance as India has had "the
bomb" for quite awhile now. Why not try knowing at least
a little bit of which you speak before you open your mouth?
-mlee
\_ More like, "The third world shithole has proven for a fact
they have the bomb, whereas before it was only assumed."
\_ Fact: India's 1st public nuke test was back
some time. The only nazi country that is assumed
in 1974. They've had it for a while.
\_ India has publicly tested nuclear weapon for quite
some time. The only Nazi country that is assumed
(but widely confirmed) to stockpile nuclear weapon is
U.S. buddy Israel, after South Africa cancelled their
program.
\_ Nazi? Israel? You scumbag. Without nukes, the
dirtbag Arabs would have attacked and kept attacking
en mass and by surprise until all the Jews were dead.
\_ If the Palestinians had not been driven out of their
homes to make room for the "chosen" race to build
their 1000-year "promised" kingdom, they wouldn't
have taken up arms and become freedom fighters.
\_ GOD SAVE THE QUEEN! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
\_ "can't we all just get along together?"
\_ so why did they start targetting the USSR too?
\_ Because they're homophobes and the Soviets are
all gay. That's right. They pound more than
just vodka. What do you think those spires on
that palace in the Kremlin are all about?
\_ One nuke under the dOME of the Rock.
It is "resting" |
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| www.cnn.com/WORLD/asiapcf/9805/12/clinton.india/index.html EDT (0145 GMT) Clinton Clinton is "deeply disturbed by the nuclear tests" in India icon 315K/27 sec. He was then ordered to turn around and head back to Washington. President Clinton said Tuesday he was "deeply disturbed" by the three underground nuclear blasts. He urged India to sign a test ban treaty and conduct no more tests. Clinton's fall trip to India under review State Department spokesman James Rubin said Secretary of State Madeleine Albright is recommending the sanctions be applied immediately. India's foreign minister was in Washington last Friday for meetings with top-ranking State Department officials but did not disclose the plans. Rubin said the status of Clinton's planned trip to India in the fall is under review. White House Press Secretary Mike McCurry said the United States has communicated to the Indian government through diplomatic channels its strong objections to the tests. He said the United States is examining what actions to take. India, Pakistan and Israel are the three nations widely suspected of nuclear capability that have not joined the 1970 nuclear non-proliferation treaty, which is now observed by 185 countries. Pakistan, which has fought three wars with its neighbor in the past 50 years, says it will match any security threats posed by India's nuclear tests. The Pentagon says its very limited military contact with India "would cease" if sanctions are imposed. An administration official said government experts want a careful evaluation of what happened before making a determination on sanctions. Overall, officials admit that any sanctions will be a "minor irritant" to India, but enough to prevent its goal of creating a "take-off" economy. The law says that if the president fails to act, the sanctions automatically go into effect after 30 days unless Congress decides otherwise. India's biggest donor is Japan, and the government in Tokyo announced it is currently weighing similar sanctions. White House Correspondent 27 Eileen O'Connor contributed to this report. |