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xchrom Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Oct-29-11 11:03 AM
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India deployed N-capable missiles on border after attack on Parliament: Condoleezza Rice
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/India-deployed-N-capable-missiles-on-border-after-attack-on-Parliament-Condoleezza-Rice/articleshow/10530057.cms

WASHINGTON: India had deployed nuclear-capable missiles on its western border and refused to budge under US pressure to hold any talks with Pakistan after the 2001 attack on its Parliament by terrorists from across the border, says former top American diplomat Condoleezza Rice.

And what added to the tension in the White House's Situation Room in December 2001 was the sharp differences between the Pentagon and CIA about the ground realities in South Asia, she writes in her memoir 'No Higher Honor' that is set to hit the stands next week.

While CIA was informing the White House that India was on its way to war, the Pentagon was concluding that it was not the case, Rice, who then was National Security Adviser to President George W Bush, said.

In fact, Rice writes that CIA was speaking the language of Pakistan, which wanted the entire world to believe, in particular the US, that India was ready to attack them.




*** it's Kindasleazy -- so a large grain of salt might be in order -- but if true --:crazy: :scared:
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