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DeepModem Mom Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Apr-17-06 11:50 AM
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NYT: Chrnonology of A.Q.Khan's life, career, and illegal nuclear dealings
Chronology: A.Q. Khan
Published: April 16, 2006
Some key events in A.Q. Khan's life, professional career and illegal nuclear dealings.


(Associated Press)
A founder of Pakistan's nuclear weapons program, Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan is the leading figure behind a global nuclear black market that continued to operate until the fall of 2005, American, European and Pakistani officials say. Dr. Khan's network sent nuclear weapons technology to Iran, North Korea and Libya.

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/04/16/world/asia/16chron-khan.html?_r=1&oref=slogin
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blm Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Apr-17-06 11:54 AM
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1. AQ Khan was working with the BFEE and was part of its' BCCI network of
Edited on Mon Apr-17-06 12:06 PM by blm
dealing with terrorists for illegal arms and drugrunning, nuclear proliferation and moneylaundering.

The NYT article mentions NOTHING of who REALLY enabled Khan.

All Bush has to do is open the books on BCCI - gee - I wonder why he won't?
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blm Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Apr-17-06 03:09 PM
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4. Kerry said Pakistan's nuclear proliferation needed further investigation
in 1992.

This was the first item on his long list of questions left unanswered thanks to the Bush1 administration's stonewalling of the BCCI investigation.

>>>>>
"1. The extent of BCCI's involvement in Pakistan's nuclear program. As set forth in the chapter on BCCI in foreign countries, there is good reason to conclude that BCCI did finance Pakistan's nuclear program through the BCCI Foundation in Pakistan, as well as through BCCI-Canada in the Parvez case. However, details on BCCI's involvement remain unavailable. Further investigation is needed to understand the extent to which BCCI and Pakistan were able to evade U.S. and international nuclear non-proliferation regimes to acquire nuclear technologies. "
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ShaneGR Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Apr-17-06 12:05 PM
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2. I wonder what worked with Libya....
If you think about it, getting Libya to renounce its nuclear ambitions and open up to the west was a great step. What did we offer them to make them do so?
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blm Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Apr-17-06 12:09 PM
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3. Well, Bush SPUN IT as if the Iraq War was a factor, but, Kerry and other
Edited on Mon Apr-17-06 12:14 PM by blm
senators said Libya had been negotiating with the US for years, starting in the Clinton administration.

Bush only finalized the deal AFTER the Iraq war started so he could spin the media and CLAIM that Libya made the deal to knuckle under to Bush and his plan to end terrorism.
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