Friday, March 03, 2006

Dubya Smiles at India....

..But fellow congressmen seem not too happy.


In concluding its nuclear deal with India, the Bush administration faces significant opposition in Congress and tough questions from its allies on whether the arrangement could set a precedent encouraging the spread of nuclear weapons to Iran and other potential foes of the United States.

In defense.......... "The comparison between India and Iran is just ludicrous," R. Nicholas Burns, the under secretary of state for political affairs, said Thursday in a telephone interview. "India is a highly democratic, peaceful, stable state that has not proliferated nuclear weapons. Iran is an autocratic state mistrusted by nearly all countries and that has violated its international commitments."



I am not much of a supporter of anything to do with Death, but at the same time I am glad that US is opening up its door to its Defense Treasure Trove.
The best case scenario would have been where Nobody had any weapons of Death but since it is unlikely that, such a case would ever happen in the near future, and since the government will continue to buy arms, we better be buying the best and have access to the best technology.
And we are building Nuclear capability anyway.

By the way, will the enriched fuel go back to the USA, after we have used the Nuclear generated Power?
And that "open to inspection" is open to all Nuclear Facility or only where there have been Assistance?

But of course, I want to live in a world where there are no weapons of Assault. But as long as somebody else is walking around with one, I better keep mine too well oiled and cocked.

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9 Comments:

Blogger Navjot Kashyap said...

I hope nuclear weapons are never used on anyone. But, nucler energy has also tremendous power to meet the energy needs of India. I hope its used for that only

3/3/06 8:39 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

No sane country will ever use it again, but I just hope it don't fall into some wrong hands

3/3/06 8:54 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Only time will tell, whether we have gained or lost something by signing off this deal.

3/3/06 9:54 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Alka: but then its good that we are getting what someone else might have got, though dubya must have an agenda

3/3/06 10:24 PM  
Blogger Hul said...

we built LCA fighter plane, US came with F-16 offer last yr. what did we develop now, that US is coming with Tech and other nuclier offers?

3/3/06 11:25 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Does the LCA fly?? lol

4/3/06 1:17 PM  
Blogger kairosnow said...

i think its a good deal, at the right time. The energy needs of our country are going to increase exponentially as the development pace picks up in the coming decades. I'm sure we'll look back to say...glad we did it.

4/3/06 7:55 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

@ Chez: Oh.. From the energy perspective, i am all for it.. i was more intersted in the defense angle though.. We do have huge Hydro electric potential, the power crises can be a lot better with Distribution reforms

4/3/06 8:00 PM  
Blogger Hul said...

and we have large man 'power'...ask all people to start rotating turbines by cycling. make it mandatory that everyone should attend the cycle-your-own-power sessions 2 hrs a day. .....! we will all be fit and no more power problem. 1 billion people = 1 billion watts of power. you can call this HUL's Dynamo Theory.

4/3/06 9:17 PM  

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