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ICBMS are of 5000 miles range or greater. The French ICBMS have a 12,000 mile range and are carried in the Triumphant Submarines.(SSBNs)

Another article stressing inter-operability,transfer of technology and new weapons technologies between the two forces. WASHINGTON, May 6: The US agreed to enhance Pakistan’s conventional weapons capabilities at a meeting of their defence consultative group (DCG), which concluded here...

That argument was used to arm Pakistan during the Cold War, and yet each time a democrat became president, he over turned it and favoured india instead. Hope that doesnt happen in 2008.

not bad... Didnt Pak export some Super Mushaks to Saudi Arabia a few years back?

I think he has some pretty valid points. India will attack Pakistan in a second if they knew Pakistan wouldnt hit them back so hard they'd be eating horse dung to survive. Admin Edit: See the reason.

LOL.....add "beaches" to that list also sigatoka. Didnt you hear about the warm sunny Beaches in Switzerland and Luxembourg ? I heard they're doing wonders for the economy. :cheesy:

I suppose the US finally agreed to sell Pakistan the 1000 Bradley armoured carriers they were hoping to get soon after the aid package was announced.

Here is another article form the Pak Media. US to provide latest weapons to Pakistan ISLAMABAD (APP) – Pakistan, America Advisory Group has announced that United States would provide latest weapon and defence system to Pakistan. America and Pakistan would hold joint military...

Is Mushak a SAAB trainer? how old is it?

Neo,This article was posted in the south asian section 2 weeks ago......

JEWISH CONNECTION The GOB (Exile) does not receive any financial, moral, or any other type of support from the Government of Israel nor from any Jewish groups. We are composed of indigenous Baloch people belonging to various beliefs and faiths who chose to participate in our mission for the...

And here is the link and a sample of what the enemies of Pakistan are up to. If a few million Balochi ### are exterminated...i wont lose any sleep over it. Link-http://governmentofbalochistan.blogspot.com/

Baloch choose Israel for exile government - By Our Correspondent New Delhi, May 6: Certain self-styled Baloch nationalists have launched a government of Balochistan in exile and nominated Mir Suleman Dawood Khan as the "King of Balochistan". Mir Suleman Dawood Khan is described as the heir...

Can you provide us with some proof that Eric Margolis is a "hack" ? ...or are you just fustrated because he doesnt write blatantly pro indian trash articles that appear in some news rags?

Sunday, May 07, 2006 Gift of Mushak planes to Arab states questioned ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s decision to give 34 Mushak aircraft worth millions of dollars as ‘gifts’ to three Muslim countries was questioned in the meeting of the National Assembly’ Public Accounts...

Party on at Saddam's palace :yahoo: By Iason Athanasiadis BAGHDAD - Tuesday night is karaoke night at Saddam Hussein's former Republican Palace in central Baghdad's fortified Green Zone. To the beat of the music, Iraq's latest conquerors triumphantly take to a stage that dominates the...

pubs and discos.....the new economic magic pill.!!! any poor impoverished country that wants economic growth shall have lots of pubs and discos. :stupid: :idiot: :stupid: Oh and has anyone seen the new underwater hotel in Dubai, its amazing! you can rent a personal submarine and go reef seeing...

It also could be a morale boosting excercise for the indians after the testing of the satellite guided Shaheen ll missile with a 2,500km range.

Dubai World considering opportunities in Pakistan :flag: 5 May 2006 DUBAI — Dubai World and the Government of Pakistan yesterday announced plans to jointly undertake large-scale infrastructure projects in Pakistan. Sultan bin Sulayem, Chairman of Dubai World, met with the President...

The fall and fall of Afghanistan By William Fisher NEW YORK - "Contractors in Afghanistan are making big money for bad work." That is the conclusion reached in a new report from CorpWatch written by an Afghan-American journalist who returned to her native country to examine the progress of...