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To: scgupta

I haven't had curry in years but I remember it well - with Major Greys chutney, and a cold beer.

You can't trust US because we nuked Japan? Doing so ended World War Two and anyway, why would we help India with its own nukes get even more nukes? For protection, of course:

There will soon be an Islamic Bomb somewhere near the Subcontinent. Hindus are targets of Islamo-Fascists just like Western people. Thus, a nuclear India: the enemy of our enemy is our friend.


4 posted on 07/23/2005 6:39:21 AM PDT by elcid1970
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To: elcid1970

You can have curry at your closest Indian food joint. In case you are not used to it, ask for the least spicy one. Curries are very tasty, but it depends upon how it is made.

Japan had almost surrendered. Little more effort, it would have, without nukes. Dropping Atom bomb was just an excuse for R&D. Defence equipments need to be field tested time & time again.

However thanx for intention to help India in advancing our nuke tech. Islamic bomb is already there. There is no guarantee to its accuracy & where it shall be dropped.

India has taken `no-first-use' policy in the Parliament. Pakistan has NOT - a conscius decision by Gen Mush. So your logic is very clear.

Except that US should now stop funding terrorists indirectly (Like the Paki-Talibans).

Thanx . .... . . friend (enemy of enemy!)


5 posted on 07/29/2005 1:39:52 AM PDT by scgupta (For a better world!)
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To: elcid1970

"Thus, a nuclear India: the enemy of our enemy is our friend."

Like OBL against Russia...


8 posted on 07/29/2005 2:11:14 AM PDT by Skeeve14 (1980's RR-Communism Evil Empire 2000's GWB-Communism good for Business)
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