Talk:Pakistan and weapons of mass destruction

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I do question the importance of "Pakistan is currently the only predominantly Muslim country with nuclear capabilities" would we put "Israel is currently the only predominantly Jewish country with nuclear capabilities"... I think it would be wiser to put this in the context of one of the Pakistani foreign ministers from the 1980's speech about if Pakistan got a nuclear weapon than the whole Muslim world would... that gives it some importance in the light of proliferation... gren

Wouldnt the title Pakistan and its Nuclear detterent be more apropriate? WMD is such a crap term only used to scare people by american news agencies.

  • I agree, the topic should be "Pakistan and its Nuclear detterent". That is the official policy of pakistan, and so must Wikipedia respect it.

Added some more info to the chart with respect to correct nomenclature, payload, status, alt. names, and range. Source: PakDef.info and Pakistani Defence.com


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you guys had more information instead of the boring atomic agencies and stuff like that...can we show a bit more effort on this article.Tere naam 04:03, 6 May 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Non Agreement

There is a lack of agreement between the number of nuclear warheads Iran is said to pocess in this article and in the article List of countries with nuclear weapons.

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maru (talk) contribs 04:51, 27 July 2006 (UTC)

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I can't find (online) any source for the main quote "We will defend our country using any means necessary and build a nuclear capability second to none. We will eat grass for 1000 years, if we have to, but we will get there." - the only time it come up is morrors of wikipedai and a very recnet US spectator article. [1] 160.5.247.8 21:33, 28 November 2006 (UTC)