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Pakistan Nuclear Sales to Libya,Iran and North Korea
Chinese warhead blueprints and materials from other countries were obtained and sold by Pakistani nuclear expert.
Tags: Africa, Al-Qaeda, atomic, China, Europe, Iran, Khan, Korea, Libya, Malaysia, North, nuclear, Pakistan, terror, Turkey, United, weapon
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Lorge Threat of North Korea China Iran Nuclear Weapons
Iran Threatens Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Israel but North Korean and Communist Chinese Nuclear Bombs threaten Japan, Taiwan, America, Canada, Asia, India, Pakistan, and the World. Slave "Free" Trade destroys economic growth in communities as factory jobs are offshored and outsourced, but also provide the military industrial complex of our adversaries with technology and power to defeat Western Civilization and our Free Nation Under God with Individual Liberty and Justice for All. Washington D.C. leadership has failed voters and citizens and American Family Values. We need a Time For A Change. Robert Gerald Lorge will lead us to a brighter new Future. Pray for Christians, Jews, Moslems, Hindus, New Years New York London Paris Los Angeles Hollwood stars Pope Benedict President Premier...
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Iran & North Korea: The Nuclear Threat
Center for American Progress Senior Fellow Joe Cirincione, author of the new book BOMB SCARE joined CNN International to discuss recent UN actions to try to curb Iran's developing nuclear program as well as negotiations with North Korea on their nuclear ambitions.
For more information, read CONTAIN & ENGAGE, the Center for American Progress's plan for resolving the nuclear crisis with Iran here: http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2007/02/iran_report.html
What if our most powerful weapons were ideas?
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Tags: asia, bomb, bush, cnn, IAEA, iran, iraq, korea, mideast, missile, north, nuclear, proliferation, seeprogress, tehran, UN
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COMMISSION RECOMMENDS US USE DIRECT FORCE IF NEEDED TO STOP IRAN NUKE PROGRAMS
December 4, 2008
A bipartisan commission appointed by Congress is warning the incoming Obama administration that it must not rule out the use of direct force military action against Iran and North Korea, if diplomatic negotiations fail to stop their nuclear weapons programs
At a news conference Wednesday, CNSNews.com asked the commissions chairman, former Sen. Bob Graham (D-Fla.), if the panel was recommending that the U.S. take military action against Iran and North Korea, if negotiations and other tactics fail.
We cannot omit from our range of options the use of direct force if other means are unsuccessful, Graham said.
The Commission on the Prevention of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMDs) Proliferation and Terrorism report contains a series of recommendations to the incoming Obama...
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The Proliferation Threat #2/6: Iran and North Korea
Silver Award, Political and International Issues, 2004 Houston International Film & Video Festival
'The Proliferation Threat' features highlights from the 2002 Carnegie International Nonproliferaton Conference, where the world's top experts and officials gathered to debate and discuss efforts to halt the usage and spread of nuclear, biological and chemical weapons.
Part 2 of 6: 'States of Concern: Iran and North Korea'
Featured speakers:
Joseph Cirincione
Jessica Mathews
Dieter Dettke
Gary Samore
Leonard Spector
Patrick Clawson
Mitchell Reiss
Takehiro Funakoshi
Don Oberdorfer
Written and produced by Joseph Cirincione, Jon B. Wolfsthal, and Jon Lottman. Segment producer, writer, and editor: Jon Lottman for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Additional videography by Roy...
Tags: arms, biological, chemical, china, control, iran, korea, military, north, nuclear, peace, russia, terrorism, usa, war, weapons, WMD
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George Bush appeases North Korea
George W. Bush's presidency seems exhausted and irrelevant, but that's a dangerous illusion. The Decider remains in command of the world's most advanced and powerful military force, and he has just a few months to tie up what he might consider loose ends -- a thought that is sobering enough to send Amy Winehouse to rehab.
We can only hope he considers his "denuclearization" agreement with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il a sufficient legacy. Assuming the deal keeps North Korea from making more nuclear weapons, Bush will be 1-for-3 in dealing with his Axis of Evil. (If you ignore the fact that Pyongyang went nuclear on Bush's watch, that is.)
As for the other Evils, we know the story: Iraq is a bloody quagmire that has claimed more than 4,000 American lives, and Iran is more powerful...
Tags: analysis, appeasement, Barack, commentary, debate, gotcha!, interview, Iran, Iraq, john, Keith, Korea, Mccain, negotiate, news, North, Obama, olbermann, speech, war
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Photochor: The Truth About Pakistan's Nuclear Program
Pakistanis worship Dr. A.Q.Khan as the father of their country's nuclear program, and the inventor of the "Islamic Bomb".
The international community reviles him for expanding Pakistan's catalog of major exports, which previously consisted of heroin and Islamic terrorism, to include nuclear weapons technology as well.
So what's the truth? Would Dr. A.Q. Khan, whose "research" amounts to photocopying and plagiarising Dutch/German technology, be considered a "scientist" in any other country than Pakistan?
How long can the Pakistan Army and government cover up their primary role in running an international black market which supplied nuclear technology to Iran, Libya and North Korea?
Did Dr. A.Q. Khan's nuclear devices, which Pakistan claimed to have tested at Chagai Hills in 1998,...
Tags: 9-11, atomic, bomb, India, Iran, Islamic, Israel, Khan, Korea, North, nuclear, Pakistan, Taliban, terrorism, terrorist, USA, war, WMD
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U.S.-North Korea Relations
-Kim Jong Il's health is reportedly failing. Will this jeopardize efforts to get his nation to abandon nuclear weapons?
-Which country poses the greatest nuclear threat? North Korea, Iran or Pakistan?
-If Kim Jong Il's health is failing, will that impact the U.S.?
Tags: Il, Jong, Kim, Korea, North, nuclear, U.S., weapons
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Bomb Scare: The History & Future of Nuclear Weapons
Joe Cirincione of the Center for American Progress discusses his new book: BOMB SCARE and the reasons for writing it. doing so.
Look for BOMB SCARE at your favorite bookseller or online here:
http://www.amazon.com/Bomb-Scare-History-Nuclear-Weapons/dp/0231135106/sr=8-1/qid=1170105674/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/103-3947834-7705451?ie=UTF8&s=books
What if our most powerful weapons were ideas?
www.AMERICANPROGRESS.org
Tags: bomb, bush, iran, korea, missile, north, nuclear, politics, proliferation, russia, scare, seeprogress, terrorist, war, weapons
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Nuclear Weapons Newsreel - Nuclear Testing
A nuclear weapon derives its destructive force from nuclear reactions of fusion or fission. As a result, even a nuclear weapon with a small yield is significantly more powerful than the largest conventional explosives, and a single weapon is capable of destroying an entire city.
In the history of warfare, two nuclear weapons have been detonated — both by the United States, during the closing days of World War II. The first was detonated on the morning of 6 August 1945, when the United States dropped a uranium gun-type device code-named "Little Boy" on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. The second was detonated three days later when the United States dropped a plutonium implosion-type device code-named "Fat Man" on the city of Nagasaki. These bombings resulted in the immediate deaths of...
Tags: ATOMIC, BOMB, COLD, history, Missle, NUCLEAR, NUKES, physical, political, science, social, SOVIET, TESTING, WAR, WEAPONS
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Nuclear weapons flying over the US . Bush embarassement!
B-52 flying over the US with nuclear weapons while the US pushes Iran for no proliferation
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Syria, N Korea, and Iran Pt 1
U.S. intelligence agencies have publicly presented their finding that Syria was building a secret nuclear reactor with help from North Korea. The reactor complex, which could have produced the material for nuclear weapons, was attacked in September by the Israeli Air Force. After the site was bombed, Syria itself destroyed what was left. White House press secretary Dana Perino said that "This cover-up only served to reinforce our confidence that this reactor was not intended for peaceful purposes." When Israel bombed the Syrian nuclear site, the U.S. remained studiously silent about the attack. U.S. President George Bush said that caution dictated keeping quiet. "We were concerned," he said, "that an early disclosure would increase the risk of a confrontation in the Middle East." Why,...
Tags: analysis, commentary, East, Iran, Korea, Middle, Nuclear, Proliferation, Rouge, States, Syria
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Shultz on Nukes — Then & Now
George Shultz, writing with Henry Kissinger and others in the Wall Street Journal late last year, asserted that nuclear weapons were essential to maintaining international security during the Cold War. But reliance on nuclear weapons for [the purpose of deterrence] is becoming increasingly hazardous and decreasingly effective,The world is now on the precipice of a new and dangerous nuclear era. What made nuclear weapons acceptable then, and so unacceptable today? In answering these questions Shultz addresses the difficult challenges the United States faces as it seeks to curb the nuclear ambitions of North Korea and Iran, and the threat represented by non-nation state actors: the nightmare scenario of a nuclear suitcase bomb detonating in a major American city.
Tags: bomb, Cold, Iran, Korea, North, Nuclear, suitcase, War
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Weapons of Mass Destruction :: [Part 1 of 5]
A weapon of mass destruction (WMD) is a weapon which can kill large numbers of humans and/or cause great damage to man-made structures (e.g. buildings), natural structures (e.g. mountains), or the biosphere in general. The term covers several weapon types, including nuclear, biological, chemical (NBC), and radiological weapons. Additional terms used in a military context include atomic, biological, and chemical warfare (ABC warfare) and chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear warfare (CBRN).
The phrase was predominantly used in reference to nuclear weapons during the Cold War; following the collapse of the Soviet Union and increasing tensions between the Middle East and the Western powers, the term broadened to its modern, more inclusive definition. It entered widespread usage in...
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CNN/Youtube Debate: Nuclear Threat
Hi it's Greg from Springfield, Missouri. The United States itself is the biggest violator of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, yet we make a big deal about the moral obligation we have to stop the spread of such weapons in places like Iran and North Korea, even though we aren't disarming ourselves.
During your administration, will you fully disarm the United States of nuclear weapons, as we agreed to, or would you continue to expand them, thereby violating the treaty that we make such a big deal about enforcing?
Tags: Austin, CNN, Debate, Greg, Iran, Korea, McConnell, Non-Proliferation, North, Nuclear, Threat, Treaty, Weapons, Youtube
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33 Minutes - America's Missile Defense in a New Missile Age
The 33 Minutes film trailer gives viewers a seven minute preview of the groundbreaking film about missile defense in America. The HD film will be released February 2009, and will outline what immediate steps need to be taken to protect America and its citizens. More information on the film can be found at http://www.heritage.org/33-minutes/
Tags: 33, Defense, Documentary, Film, Foundation, Heritage, Iran, Korea, Minutes, Missile, Movie, North, Nuclear, Trailer, Weapons
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Weapons of Mass Destruction :: [Part 5 of 5]
A weapon of mass destruction (WMD) is a weapon which can kill large numbers of humans and/or cause great damage to man-made structures (e.g. buildings), natural structures (e.g. mountains), or the biosphere in general. The term covers several weapon types, including nuclear, biological, chemical (NBC), and radiological weapons. Additional terms used in a military context include atomic, biological, and chemical warfare (ABC warfare) and chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear warfare (CBRN).
The phrase was predominantly used in reference to nuclear weapons during the Cold War; following the collapse of the Soviet Union and increasing tensions between the Middle East and the Western powers, the term broadened to its modern, more inclusive definition. It entered widespread usage in...
Tags: Al, Al-Qaeda, Atomic, Bin, Biological, Bomb, CCCP, Chemical, China, Cold, Destruction, Dirty, England, Europe, France, Germany, Hiroshima, Hydrogen, India, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Japan, Korea, Laden, Mass, Nagasaki, North, Nuclear, Osama, Pakistan, Qaeda, Radiological, Russia, Soviet, Terror, Terrorism, UK, US, USA, USSR, War, Warfare, Weapons
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IAEA 50 Years of Atoms for Peace
A short film on the atomic age; the birth the IAEA and its work over the past 50 years for the safe, secure and peaceful uses of nuclear science and technology. Includes historical footage from the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident; US President Eisenhower's Atoms for Peace speech; Mohamed ElBaradei's 2005 Nobel Peace Prize address; the nuclear non proliferation treaty; IAEA Inspectors in Iran, Iraq, North Korea and the peaceful use of nuclear technologies for cancer treatment, food and agriculture.
Tags: agriculture, Atoms, Cancer, Chernobyl, Eisenhower, ElBaradei, energy, food, for, IAEA, Iran, Iraq, Korea., Mohamed, Nobel, North, nuclear, Peace, peaceful, President, Prize, Radiotherapy, Speech, technology, weapons
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End of the World
Countries that hold nuclear weapons (WMD) United States, Soviet Union, United Kingdom, France, People's Republic of China, India, Pakistan, and North Korea. Various other countries may hold nuclear weapons but have never publicly admitted possession, or their claims to possession have not been verified. For example, Israel has modern airborne delivery systems and appears to have an extensive nuclear program with hundreds of warheads, though it officially maintains a policy of "ambiguity" with respect to its actual possession of nuclear weapons. Iran currently stands accused by a number of governments of attempting to develop nuclear capabilities, though its government claims that its acknowledged nuclear activities, such as uranium enrichment, are for peaceful purposes. South Africa also...
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52nd IAEA General Conference Opens
The International Atomic Energy Agency's 145 member states meet for a General Conference in Vienna this week, where they will lay out their expectations for the UN's atomic watchdog until 2020. IAEA Director General's Deputy David Waller says front-page issues like Iran and North Korea obscure some of the other tasks - from cancer therapy to food production - where the IAEA could contribute over the next half century. See more: http://www.iaea.org/About/Policy/GC/GC52
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