New dossier on A Q Khan nuclear network may rock iran

[TRUTH]

Nuclear scientist Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan is set to attract world attention again next week as a fresh dossier on his nuclear black market network is being made available to the international media in London that might unleash a new storm for Pakistan.

The fresh dossier might put Iran under more pressure than Pakistan, as it is said to focus on the activities of Khan’s nuclear network and its links with Iran to prove it helped Tehran facilitate its own nuclear facilities.

The international press, particularly based in London, Washington and New Delhi, might find a lot of juicy stuff about Pakistan on May 2 from this dossier to report and establish yet again that in addition to certain countries like Iran, North Korea, and Libya, now even terrorists were capable of getting nuclear weapons from black markets like one that was operated by Khan.

http://www.gulf-times.com/site/topics/article.asp?cu_no=2&item_no=1463 12&version=1&template_id=41&parent_id=23

[Newspeak International]

quack...quack...quack those ducks are lining up nicely aren't they!

[Mark Gobell]

The IISS document is to be published on May 2nd.

Wiki has this on AQ Khan

AQ Khan, the godfather of Pakistan's nuclear programme is arrested in 2004 for suspicion of supposedly clandestine nuclear proliferation, subsequently pardoned by General Musharraf, then confesses on prime time TV to the crime of illegally exporting nuclear tech to North Korea et al and is then pardoned.

Meanwhile the US authorities' attitude to the nuclear tech black marketeer is :

[karlos]

Iran is entitled to defend itself against the forthcoming american invasion.

Pakistans atomic tests were conducted in the border region with Iran so one would assume that that means Iran cooperated. It has been known for a long time that Iran and pakistan are big trading partners as well as allies against the Taliban.