5 Ways China Has Turned Pakistan Into a Military Monster India should be worried. by Charlie Gao As

[Dark1]

No you fools---. The americans provided us the education and work experience---.

Hi,

My uncle ended up designing 8 nuc reactors for them when he was working for them in the south---. 60's was a different time---. Old school agency people had more affinity with pakistan than india---. It changed when Mr/s Clinton becae the president during pres Clinton tenure when all the old schoold were asked to resign and go away and new breed brought in---.

You people are so clueless---.

You don't understand the old americans---they liked you---they would share with you---.

Did the americans not know what my uncle was doing making those trips or the other pakistani scientists making those trips---. Old school agency had no love lost for india---.

As a engineer working for different companies , I can tell you that just a few years of training is of no use in setting up a facility. Even a steel plate with required properties needs a lot of engineering . Pakistan even now does not have the industrial prowess to make a nuke. It requires total hand holding in design , production and assembly. The supply of the different components has to be from china. Pakistan probably runs a assembly operation on its own soil.

 

[War Historian]

And what about the Germans... How much they contribute in making possible of centrifuges for uranium.
They just close their eyes every time when they get information about the purchases made by Pakistan and its forwarded agents...

It was a multinational effort. Chinese provided the technical side while the Americans gave diplomatic protection.

 

[Invicta]

As a engineer working for different companies , I can tell you that just a few years of training is of no use in setting up a facility. Even a steel plate with required properties needs a lot of engineering . Pakistan even now does not have the industrial prowess to make a nuke. It requires total hand holding in design , production and assembly. The supply of the different components has to be from china. Pakistan probably runs a assembly operation on its own soil.

You are right a few years of training is of no use... but then you are wrong. You see; it wasn't just few years it was a good decade. A lot of scientists and engineers were sent abroad and then brought back with knowledge required.
Also doubt the industrial prowess of Pakistan at your own peril, there are some very remarkable papers and findings by Pakistani scientist in this field. People like Abdus Salam, Ishfaq Ahmed Khan and Dr.Salim Mehmud to name a few.

Now I am an engineer as well and a decade is enough time for quality engineers to manufacture a steel plate. Maybe engineering in India is taught differently.

Even in my professional life I have come across many Indian Engineers, only one has left a lasting impression and SHE was a good engineer. The rest were surviving their jobs.

 

[fallstuff]

Interesting read.

 

[Azadkashmir]

china secret nuclear tunnels. very cool.

 

[Adonis]

Hi,

this fool does not know that our nuc program was thru the blessings of the USA---.

Initially yes, US knowingly ignored (kept eyes shut) on handy-work of our famous nuclear scientist Mr A Q Khan, but post 1998 it is all China which is supporting Pakistan...even trying to include us in NSG

 

[MastanKhan]

Initially yes, US knowingly ignored (kept eyes shut) on handy-work of our famous nuclear scientist Mr A Q Khan, but post 1998 it is all China which is supporting Pakistan...even trying to include us in NSG

A Q had nothing to do about the time I am talking about---. It was pre A Q .

A Q came to lime light much much later---.

 

[-blitzkrieg-]

India on paper started its weaponised nuclear program for defence against usa !

by stealing technology from Canada

 

[Asian.Century]

Although this article is pure rubbish.

Pakistani Nuclear Program is its own making.

With all the rest of purchases by Pakistan Military, China never gave it Free. It is costing Pakistanis 220 million of them billions and billions of dollars, lots of money Pakistanis are paying for its Armed Forces weapon purchases.