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Indo-Canadian nuclear deal in trouble


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Stud
hee hee....
by Stud on Aug 24, 2009 09:49 AM

Barrack Hussien Obama said all this regarding the Nuke deal in the run up to his Presidential Campaign.

Bush was trying to get it cleared somehow but Obama will force Manmohan Singh to do another Sharm el Sheik else will kick him hard on the deal.

All the tissue of lies peddled by the Kangress last year will now come to haunt them.

I m lovin it :)

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Tarun Mukherjee
US Govt tightening screw over India
by Tarun Mukherjee on Aug 24, 2009 08:55 AM  | Hide replies

And our chamcha PM is mum !

Lo, media is mum as well- who made Indo-US n-deal as a bg break through.

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Tarun Mukherjee
Re: Re: US Govt tightening screw over India
by Tarun Mukherjee on Aug 24, 2009 09:32 AM

Its 1.1 Billion Plus country where these sold out meda reaches not even 2-3% of public.

The real media that has power and nfluence are the traditional regional laguage media and Hindi.

What would these sold out folks do? They are kalank in the name of free press and has zero credbilty.

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sudhir dhar
We should develop the Ganja power instead
by sudhir dhar on Aug 24, 2009 06:31 AM  | Hide replies

Just a thought....I am not a nuclear scientist, you see

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Tarun Mukherjee
Re: We should develop the Ganja power instead
by Tarun Mukherjee on Aug 24, 2009 09:03 AM

Hello Paki !!

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shilpy
india's thorium program
by shilpy on Aug 24, 2009 02:46 AM  | Hide replies

india has the largest thorium deposits. there is considerable agreement among nuke experts that tho is the best and most attractive way to go for future of green. tho creates no ficile materials for bomb making. its waste is not a threat. its nuke reaction does no meltdown. it can be operated at low scale. and on and on. given all that, it is amazing india has almost zero international co-operation on tho energy development. clearly, this is the biggest foreign policy issue, and congress fails again as usual to make it work as the top priority for india.

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Jaganath Bharat
Re: india's thorium program
by Jaganath Bharat on Aug 24, 2009 03:31 AM
THorium is only a THeory. Even so, nobody wants to help India, because it would put India on top of the world, considering India is the leader in this field, and holds the world's biggest reserves of Thorium. And then to THorium still requires Uranium/Plutonium in the beginning at least. The good news is that India may already have a solution, it's only a matter of time that THorium reactors are a reality, with or without any co-operation.

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Fried Yakov
Re: Re: india's thorium program
by Fried Yakov on Aug 24, 2009 08:45 AM
This is not a theoritical concept, but an anachronism in today's world. The US company Thorium Power is the only company in the world with the technology for power generation from Thorium, and the world's largest known deposits are in India, a country with which nuclear trade was hitherto taboo. It depends on the Indian leaders to decide how to solve this anachronism, as soon as possible, to the utmost benefit of India

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Management Consultant
Re: india's thorium program
by Management Consultant on Aug 24, 2009 03:17 AM
Gandhiji's quote --- ''Well, India is a country of nonsense''

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Jaganath Bharat
Canadian nuclear sales
by Jaganath Bharat on Aug 24, 2009 01:42 AM

After the NSG waiver, anyone is legally allowed to do nuclear trade with India. Bbilateral nuclear agreements are only optional. It's no longer "illegal" to sell India reactors, etc. Having said that, you can't force anybody to sell to you, it is upto them. If Canada does not want to sell, fine, don't sell. No deal, no money, it's that simple.

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Immoralist
them frickin canucks are scared of the ch1nkie$
by Immoralist on Aug 24, 2009 12:17 AM

that square land-mass of ice and snow has to live on amer1ca's crumbs and suck up to china too..


too sad

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New York
Truth
by New York on Aug 24, 2009 12:13 AM  | Hide replies

India has to import 880 kgs of Plutonium to seed 1100 kgs of Thorium.

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Immoralist
Re: Truth
by Immoralist on Aug 24, 2009 12:18 AM
India is using India Post international speed post for this purpose.

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