Today disgraced Pakistani Scientist A.Q.Khan publically confessed that uranium enrichment equipment was sent in a North Korean plane loaded under the supervision of Pakistani security officials. and Musharaf knew it and lied in front of world community

Submitted by Defeat & Destroy Jehad (India), Jul 5, 2008 at 02:22

Today it is a great day for Democratic world as Today disgraced Pakistani Scientist A.Q.Khan publically confessed that uranium enrichment equipment was sent in a North Korean plane loaded under the supervision of Pakistani security officials. Pervert Musharaf was Pakistani President and Head of Army as well, He knew and everything was done under his instructions and as per his plan. and when time came , he lied in front of World Community and specially deceived Americans and made them believe that only A.Q.Khan knew about this proliferation of Nuclear technology to North Korea, Iran and Libya.

This shows the cunning and deceiving nature of Musharaf. Not surprising as he belongs to Pakistani Army and as per the pakistani documents it is an islamic army and they follow Koran and Their must read book " Koranic Concept of War" in which it is clearly instructed that In war with infidel / non muslims , it is allowed for muslims to lie and deceive so that enemy will let his guard down. and attack him from behind and backstab him to bleed him to death. That is the islamic concept of deception "Taqqiya".

Musharaf changed sides and joined US coalition against Terrorism and pretended to be US ally and on the other side he kept on supporting Taliban against US led coalition forces in Afghanistan. He is the man responsible for US Soldiers death in afghanistan, Pervez has blood of innocent US soldiers and afghanistani civilians on his hands.He cannot be trusted.Even Pakistanis say that he is double faced. He is Jehadi and Islamic Fanatic to the ocre. He just poses as a moderate US ally inorder to save his skin and also grab billions of US Taxpayers money as Aid. When US Citizens will realise this Truth. I hope they realise before Nuclear Holcaust or Next Sept 11, which in on the way from Pakistan with active support of section of Pakistani army and ISI.

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Pakistan 'knew of nuclear flight'

Disgraced scientist AQ Khan has said that Pakistan transported nuclear material to North Korea with the full knowledge of the country's army.

In media interviews, he said that the army supervised a flight of centrifuges to Pyongyang in 2000.

At the time, the current President Pervez Musharraf was head of the army.

He has repeatedly stated that no-one apart from Dr Khan had any knowledge of the nuclear transportations which caused international concern.

Dr Khan said that uranium enrichment equipment was sent in a North Korean plane loaded under the supervision of Pakistani security officials.

'Complete knowledge'

The BBC's Barbara Plett, in Islamabad, says that Dr Khan's latest claims contradict a public confession he made in 2004 that he was solely responsible for exporting nuclear technology to Iran, North Korea and Libya.

Our correspondent says that the comments are the most controversial accusations made by Dr Khan since he recently began defending himself in statements to the media.

His remarks also contradict the oft-stated line of the Pakistani government that neither it nor the army had any knowledge of the exports.

AQ Khan has been at the forefront of developing Pakistan's nuclear capacity

"It was a North Korean plane, and the army had complete knowledge about it and the equipment," Dr Khan said.

Pakistan's newly-elected government has relaxed restrictions on Mr Khan, who was put under house arrest in 2004 by the then military leader, President Musharraf.

He is still detained but has begun speaking to the media by telephone.

He said the army must have been aware of the centrifuges exports since it supervised all defence consignments and special flights.

'Extremely embarrassing'

Dr Khan also said the president must have known about the shipment, because he had written about it in his memoirs.

But when pressed he stopped short of directly implicating Mr Musharraf, saying he did not know who specifically was responsible.

The allegations are highly controversial, correspondents say, and could prove extremely embarrassing for the army.

President Musharraf's spokesman, Rashid Qureshi, dismissed Dr Khan's claims.

"I can say with full confidence that it is all lies and false statements," he said.

Other government departments - including the army and foreign ministry - declined to comment on Friday.

The retired scientist has spoken increasingly to the media since a new government was elected in Pakistan earlier this year.

When asked why he had taken sole responsibility for the nuclear scandal in 2004, Dr Khan said he had been persuaded that it was in the national interest.

In return, he said, he had been promised complete freedom, but "those promises were not honoured".

Dr Khan also said that he travelled to North Korea in 1999 with a Pakistani general to purchase shoulder-launched missiles.

His wife this week went to the Islamabad High Court in a bid to end restrictions on her husband's movements.

Dr Khan was pardoned by President Musharraf after admitting illegally transferring nuclear secrets to other countries including Libya, Iran and North Korea.

But in recent weeks he has retracted his confession.

Watch Out Islamic Pakistan with Islamist Muslims and Islamic Bombs along with ISI and Al Qaeda are the most dangerous country in the world.

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