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Indo US nucleur Deal
by abhay ekbote on Oct 07, 2007 07:37 PM   Permalink | Hide replies

The Indo US nuclear Deal is quite complicated. and unles and untill the pros and cons are well understood, it becomes meaningless to comment on it. there is also the Component of Hyde Act of the US and its implications need to be clearly understood. What is in the best interest of the Country should be spelled out clearly by the Italian Don. Further what are we as a nation going to loose? also should be clearly highlighted. If say we cannot go in for a second Pokharan Blast then it is a big drawback is it not? such issues should be spelled out clearly before the Public and Parliament. A healthy debate across all TV channels, media, etc would bring out clearly the benefits to Nation. Only then should the Italian Don and her chamchas can get a concrete Yes, or a No from the majority.

abhay ekbote

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  RE:Indo US nucleur Deal
by Mohinder Gupta on Oct 07, 2007 07:56 PM   Permalink
Dear Abhay without going into details I can tell you that there is nothing complicated about this deal.No one can stop us from conducting a second pokharan blast as and when we feel the dire necessity.Why USA ,even we can cancell this deal any time if we feel our interests are not being served by the deal-who can stop us from doing that. So we Indians irrespective of our party affiliations should support it- rise above petty things think of only INDIA

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  RE:Indo US nucleur Deal
by Mohinder Gupta on Oct 07, 2007 08:31 PM   Permalink
The problem with most people is their fixed ideas and unability to think at a higher level in national interest.When you dont know any thing it is safe to talk of only Sonia

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