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Interesting that you added Pakistan to the list, have they ever been accused of espionage in the US? Or trying to hack anyone for sensitive information? Doesn't
by 6stringronin 2y ago
Interesting that you added Pakistan to the list, have they ever been accused of espionage in the US? Or trying to hack anyone for sensitive information? Doesn't seem likely.
Have any reference to this?
I'm only seeing them in reference to India which would seem par for the course on both sides.
- bzzzt 2y agoHere in The Netherlands there was a big scandal in the 70s concerning Pakistani scientist Dr Abdul Qadir Khan who worked in a nuclear research lab and was accused of being a spy. He's regarded as the 'father' of the Pakistani atom bomb.
- serallak 2y agoAnd later sold the technology to North Korea if I remember correctly.
- HexDecOctBin 2y agoPakistan stole nuclear secrets from Netherlands, and then sold them to North Korea (in exchange for ballistic missile technology), Libya and Iran. The nuclear arsenals of all rogue nations threatening armageddon today (other than Russia) were midwifed by Pakistan. Sources: 1. https://archive.ph/EgTF0 https://archive.ph/EgTF0 2. https://web.archive.org/web/20070701103529/http://www.pakistan-facts.com/staticpages/index.php?page=20030111164804284 https://web.archive.org/web/20070701103529/http://www.pakist...
- seatac76 2y ago[1] Illegal nuclear proliferation [2] Potential terrorism, it is a breeding ground for it. Lot of past perpetrators got training, planned it there or had some connection. [1] https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/five-men-indicted-operating-international-procurement-network-export-us-origin-goods-pakistan https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/five-men-indicted-operating-i... [2] Lot of Wikipedia pages on Pakistani involvement in terror attacks on US: San Bernardino shooting, aaifa siddiqui case, support for OBL etc