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Posted on 02/06/2009 2:28:23 AM PST by MyTwoCopperCoins
Pakistan's disgraced nuclear scientist AQ Khan, who has been accused of running a proliferation network, Friday walked out a free man after the Islamabad High Court ended his house arrest.
"These things happen. We should forget and look forward," Khan said after being declared a free man by the court.
Khan told reporters that Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari and former prime minister Nawaz Sharif had also been "inside".
"The government had made arrangements and nobody could hurt me. Now also, the government will take care," Khan said.
Chief Justice Sardar Muhammad Aslam, while announcing a verdict on several petitions filed against Khan's house arrest, declared him a free citizen and said he was free to move across the country. The allegations against him of nuclear proliferation have not been "substantiated", Geo TV reported.
Due to security reasons, Khan should inform the government about his movements in advance.
The court has directed the government to immediately provide security to Khan, the report said.
Khan is free to express his views, talk to media and carry out research and get treatment from any doctor of his own choice.
Take him out! Pakistan is not our friend. This never would have happened under Bush.
Should....? Like it's a suggestion....? Unbelievable.
Terrorists being let off... Iran testing satellite launch vehicles / ICBMs, the mad nuke scientist set free...
Americans living near big cities better read the writing on the wall.
Anyone want to bet that by now he is in Iran?
Why Iran, when he can send everything via phone and the www?
"These things happen. We should forget and look forward," Khan said after being declared a free man by the court.
Stealing the plans for building nuclear bombs? Khan did that, so, yes, these things happen.
Selling (or, as is more probable, donating) to rabid radical islamists the nuclear bomb plans that he stole? Khan did that, so, yes, these things happen.
Getting blown into a million bits while sitting on his crapper? Khan hasn't done that yet, so, in this case, we must be content with hoping that these things happen.
Why this guy doesn’t already have lead poisoning is beyond my realm of understanding.
Pakistan showing signs of transforming: US senator[KERRY]
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/World/Pak_showing_change_Senator_Kerry/articleshow/4087045.cms
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3667749,00.html
(REUTERS)
“Pakistani court declares nuclear scientist free”
Published:
02.06.09, 11:34 / Israel News
SNIPPET: “Khan, lionised by many Pakistanis as the father of the country’s atomic bomb, was pardoned but placed under house arrest in 2004 by the then president, Pervez Musharraf, soon after he made a televised confession to selling nuclear secrets to Iran, North Korea and Libya.”
A Look at Iran
http://www.truthusa.com/IRAN.html
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I agree. This man should be eliminated—he’s a threat to our security, and he his responsible for spreading nuclear knowledge to our enemies.
But then, Zero would never be against another fellow Muslim.
Obama’s fault.
Back before Americans forgot their English, "shall" was exortatory.In much of the rest of the English speaking world it remains so.
Two weeks after the O Inauguration, Khan is released. Kind of like right after Reagan’s Inauguration, the hostages in Iran were released. You’re right, this would never have taken place under Bush.
If Khan is not the most evil man in this world then name his better.
“You’re right, this would never have taken place under Bush.”
I’ll take it a step further. This would never have happened without Obama’s nudge and/or approval.
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