Abandon nuclear weapons, China tells India

HT/ Reuters ^ | Beijing, March 2, 2006 | HT/ Reuters

[Brilliant]

China needs to start working with us instead of against us.

[Right Wing Assault]

You, too, China dudes.

[voletti]

Where's the barf alert?

Sure wangyang, India'll abandon nukes since you say so. Right after you, in fact....

*snickers in your knickers*

To thnk the Chicoms will lecture on nonproliferation or on the merits of denuclearisation is ludicrious.

Who armed N Korea? and Pakistan? and Myanmar?

Bah, shouldn't waste any more time on this issue.

[Names Ash Housewares]

India should say..... "OK you first."

[RightWhale]

China tested thermonuclear bombs in the sixties. Aside from threatening to turn Los Angeles into a sea of fire they have been acting like adults so far.

[CROSSHIGHWAYMAN]

China get out of Tibet and Nepal.

Do something positive about North Korea......

and then we will talk.

[RonF]

I trust India with nukes a lot more than I trust China. And if I lived next door to China, no way would I give up nukes. Just ask the Tibetians or the Taiwanese.

[garyhope]

Perhaps they should ask the fruitcake N. Koreans and the insane Islamofacist Iranian's first.

[rlmorel]

"...Aside from threatening to turn Los Angeles into a sea of fire they have been acting like adults so far."

[McGavin999]

Let's see, they haven't done anything about North Korea, then why shouldn't India have nukes? Personally, I think India should be on the security council. I also think NOBODY should be on the security council unless they contribute peacekeepers on a regular basis.

[McGavin999]

BTW, we keep hearing about how much China has grown financially, what are they paying in dues at the UN?

[NZerFromHK]

"China tested thermonuclear bombs in the sixties. Aside from threatening to turn Los Angeles into a sea of fire they have been acting like adults so far."

Well Mao Zedong's words in the 1960s suggested otherwise. And in the 1970s his rhetorics suggested otherwise because in his own words, "our nukes can only be used on a few neighboring countries."

And then in 1990s things changed again. Ever heard of "Unrestricted Warfare" by Qiao Liang and Wang Xiangsui? Ever heard of unclear blackmail by Zhu Chengfu last year? There are even scarier rhetoric from high-ranking PLA officers that so far have escaped Western attentions since so few speak any Chinese at all.

[righttackle44]

"China added its voice to these misgivings on Thursday."

I'll bet it did.

[CarrotAndStick]

Once Taiwan gets it and a reliable Beijing-range delivery system (if not already), China's wet dreams on taking over Taiwan, are over.

[Nathan Zachary]

Why IS China on the security council? There was a time when only democratic countries were allowed in the UN. Now it seems every Koranic kook and Commie dictator is not only a member, but has taken over, and snubs the most democratic country.

[MrEdd]

It was rumored around Kadena airbase in the early 80's that Taiwan had been given the tech for the bomb. Let's just make it an all-asia party, Sheesh!