‘Pakistan can’t expect to be welcomed into NSG due to procurement record’

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Yes training North Korean scientists is a good record ,leaking radioactive material at the airports is an other example ,failed to seperate civil and Millitary facilities are few examples

PS written by Indian We give a dam ,India gets the same treatment if we are not welcome

Selling nuclear technology to North Korea and Libya. And allegedly trying to sell it to Saudi Arabia. Given these track records, Pakistan can never be in NSG.

http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/fe...-north-korean-connection-160620195559208.html
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...fb37ba-8df8-11e6-8cdc-4fbb1973b506_story.html
http://www.isis-online.org/publications/southasia/indiannuclearfacilities.pdf

 

[Chhatrapati]

Yes training North Korean scientists is a good record ,leaking radioactive material at the airports is an other example ,failed to seperate civil and Millitary facilities are few examples

PS written by Indian We give a dam ,India gets the same treatment if we are not welcome



http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/fe...-north-korean-connection-160620195559208.html
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...fb37ba-8df8-11e6-8cdc-4fbb1973b506_story.html
http://www.isis-online.org/publications/southasia/indiannuclearfacilities.pdf

You think, learning remote sensing and GPS navigation is key to Nuclear proliferation Or India never have a track record of Selling Nuclear Technology. If you know what I meant. Also, he wasn't a scientist in any NK nuclear program, he was a diplomat.
India got a different treatment when India got NSG waiver for Nuclear deal between USA and India. And now, Canada, Australia, Japan all are in line for the Nuclear deal with India.
Speaking of same treatment by NSG, enlighten me about any credible Nuclear deal Pakistan has with NSG waiver. (Too much for same treatment)

 

[volatile]

proved my point. NSG is just a joke.

No NS

You think, learning remote sensing and GPS navigation is key to Nuclear proliferation Or India never have a track record of Selling Nuclear Technology. If you know what I meant. Also, he wasn't a scientist in any NK nuclear program, he was a diplomat.

ANy links or is it your own analysis coming from RAW desk

India got a different treatment when India got NSG waiver for Nuclear deal between USA and India. And now, Canada, Australia, Japan all are in line for the Nuclear deal with India.

Lolz @ dillusions keep living in dreams all these nations wanted a piece of business and nothing else ,A body formed after Indian detonation in 1976 is bypassing the rule for the same nation ,THink again

Speaking of same treatment by NSG, enlighten me about any credible Nuclear deal Pakistan has with NSG waiver. (Too much for same treatment)

I think some how India is in belief these days that they are super power or some thing but reality is you will not get this NSG membership

 

[Chhatrapati]

ANy links or is it your own analysis coming from RAW desk

Lolz @ dillusions keep living in dreams all these nations wanted a piece of business and nothing else ,A body formed after Indian detonation in 1976 is bypassing the rule for the same nation ,THink again

I think some how India is in belief these days that they are super power or some thing but reality is you will not get this NSG membership

Obviously you don't have better answers than trolls. Don't worry, I understand your pain.
A body formed to prevent proliferation of Nuclear materials waved of one of the key law Thinking twice.
Super Power? What are you trying to say. India is wants NSG membership for exporting Nuclear materials. Not to start war.
So, why does Pakistan want NSG membership? Because India wants a membership?

 

[volatile]

Obviously you don't have better answers than trolls. Don't worry, I understand your pain.
A body formed to prevent proliferation of Nuclear materials waved of one of the key law Thinking twice.
Super Power? What are you trying to say. India is wants NSG membership for exporting Nuclear materials. Not to start war.
So, why does Pakistan want NSG membership? Because India wants a membership?

History

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The NSG was founded in response to the Indian nuclear test in May 1974[1] and first met in November 1975. The test demonstrated that certain non-weapons specific nuclear technology could be readily turned to weapons development. Nations already signatories of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) saw the need to further limit the export of nuclear equipment, materials or technology. Another benefit was that non-NPT and non-Zangger Committee nations, then specifically France, could be brought in.

A series of meetings in London from 1975 to 1978 resulted in agreements on the guidelines for export, these were published as INFCIRC/254 (essentially the Zangger "Trigger List") by the International Atomic Energy Agency. Listed items could only be exported to non-nuclear states if certain International Atomic Energy Agency safeguards were agreed to or if exceptional circumstances relating to safety existed.

The name of the "London Club" was due to the series of meetings in London. It has also been referred to as the London Group, or the London Suppliers Group.

The NSG did not meet again until 1991. The "Trigger List" remained unchanged until 1991, although the Zangger list was regularly updated. The revelations about the Iraqiweapons program following the first Gulf War led to a tightening of the export of so-called dual-use equipment. At the first meeting since 1978, held at the Hague in March 1991, the twenty-six participating governments agreed to the changes, which were published as the "Dual-use List" in 1992, and also to the extension of the original list to more closely match the up-to-date Zangger list.

 

[Chhatrapati]

History

This section does not cite any sources. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (June 2016) (Learn how and when to remove this template message)
The NSG was founded in response to the Indian nuclear test in May 1974[1] and first met in November 1975. The test demonstrated that certain non-weapons specific nuclear technology could be readily turned to weapons development. Nations already signatories of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) saw the need to further limit the export of nuclear equipment, materials or technology. Another benefit was that non-NPT and non-Zangger Committee nations, then specifically France, could be brought in.

A series of meetings in London from 1975 to 1978 resulted in agreements on the guidelines for export, these were published as INFCIRC/254 (essentially the Zangger "Trigger List") by the International Atomic Energy Agency. Listed items could only be exported to non-nuclear states if certain International Atomic Energy Agency safeguards were agreed to or if exceptional circumstances relating to safety existed.

The name of the "London Club" was due to the series of meetings in London. It has also been referred to as the London Group, or the London Suppliers Group.

The NSG did not meet again until 1991. The "Trigger List" remained unchanged until 1991, although the Zangger list was regularly updated. The revelations about the Iraqiweapons program following the first Gulf War led to a tightening of the export of so-called dual-use equipment. At the first meeting since 1978, held at the Hague in March 1991, the twenty-six participating governments agreed to the changes, which were published as the "Dual-use List" in 1992, and also to the extension of the original list to more closely match the up-to-date Zangger list.

PARTS OF HISTORY YOU MISSED WHILE COPYING FROM WIKIPEDIA
NSG waiver[edit]
On September 6, 2008 India was granted the waiver at the NSG meeting held in Vienna, Austria. The consensus was arrived at after overcoming misgivings expressed by Austria, Ireland, and New Zealand and is an unprecedented step in giving exemption to a country which has not signed the NPT and the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty(CTBT)[88][89] The NSG's decision came after three days of intense U.S. diplomacy. The Indian team who worked on the deal includes Manmohan Singh, Pranab Mukherjee, Shivshankar Menon, Shyam Saran, M. K. Narayanan, Anil Kakodkar, Ravi Grover, and DB Venkatesh Varma.[88]

 

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PARTS OF HISTORY YOU MISSED WHILE COPYING FROM WIKIPEDIA
NSG waiver[edit]
On September 6, 2008 India was granted the waiver at the NSG meeting held in Vienna, Austria. The consensus was arrived at after overcoming misgivings expressed by Austria, Ireland, and New Zealand and is an unprecedented step in giving exemption to a country which has not signed the NPT and the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty(CTBT)[88][89] The NSG's decision came after three days of intense U.S. diplomacy. The Indian team who worked on the deal includes Manmohan Singh, Pranab Mukherjee, Shivshankar Menon, Shyam Saran, M. K. Narayanan, Anil Kakodkar, Ravi Grover, and DB Venkatesh Varma.[88]

Wavier Lead by US and France,Now milking India with both hands ,If you get NSG membership then reply

 

[Chhatrapati]

Wavier Lead by US and France,Now milking India with both hands ,If you get NSG membership then reply

NSG membership is only for a legitimacy. We already enjoy every freedom that is owned by NSG members, except exporting. Whoever lead the waiver doesn't matter, look at the end result. Only that matters.
We will soon be inducted in NSG.