U.S. WARNS LIBYAN LEADER ON TERROR GROUP

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lU.S. Warns hibyan? Leader on Terror. Grou~_d;~~
,~? ~?em nations and moderate Arab re-
" _gimes.
the State Department ~ spokesman,
said. "He should know this and be
aware that Libya will be held acwunt-
able for its actions."
"Our own views on terrorism and
'Colonel Qaddafi are well known," Mr.
Kalb continued. "We will hold Qaddafi
fWly responsible for Libyan terrorism
against Americans and-other U.S. in-
terests, whether carried out abroad or
in the United States. Likewise, we will
continue our consultations and cooper-
ation to assist governments threatened
by Libyan aggression."
How the new force announced by
Colonel Qaddafi will operate is unclear.
Its mission is to be a kind of supra-Arab
force, not beholden to any one state, but
,organized and ouNitted by the Libyans,
and it would be so zealous as to be will-
ing to carry out suicide attacks if nec-
essary.
The Reagan Administration has con-
demned Libya for its acts of terrorism
and in effect has severed most ties with
it. But the Administration says it has
been frustrated by the failure of other
countries to isolate Libya.
On several occasions the Administra-
tion has moved aircraft carrier? task
forces into waters near Libya and in
1981 two Libyan planes were shot down
by an American F-14.
Robert C. McFarlane, the White
House national security adviser, said
~last~week that'the importai-ce~ofhaving
allied backing was "probably noAwfiei}^,
better exposed than in the case:: of
Libya." ?"'
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He said that the various sari `
taken by_ President Reagan, in ~ 981',
such as cutting of oil. imports +~
' `~''
Following up on a similar warning to
Iran made privately in recent weeks,
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the' Administration publicly warned
'Colonel Qaddafi today that he would be
Meld "fully responsible" for-Libyan ter-
~i~orisin .against the United States.
:Colonel Qaddafi; who has repeatedly
asupported revolutionary movements,
"said on Sunday that "there is no alter-
i ~,,
mativ_e t^~ting thg~nemy .Yvith
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violence,"
y Speaking in Tripoli at the conclusion
'of the first mee ' of the Pan-Az1ab
5ommand for Lead~tg the Arab Revo-
,l~tionsry' Forces, he praised the sui-
_eide attacks on American and other in-
stallations in the region.
.:,' "We want every one of us to say: I
~ ltiave decided to die just to spite Amer-
- ~ ~,~ca;" he said. "If we couldsbring this
~} 'nation to the point where it possesses
pretend that it's had an effect of s
ping Libya ~s behavior and suppoit?~1=or
training by Libya of other terrorists;.'
the graduates of whose campsare;
spread from the Philippinesto Ireland~~
Libya remains a menace and a r'isl.tg
us, as well as our friends."
President Gaafar al-Nimeiry ~t,tlie. j'
Sudan, who is in Washington ~,
unofficial visit, said today in aninter==
view with United Press Intennation`~ a
that he had.thwarted a plot by Moslem+
fundamentalists, 'armed by Iran, to~~
overthrow his regime last week.,.~`.~1
He said that the Moslem Brother-'a
hood, which had led him to introduce
ago, had turned out to be too extiey
and that he had arrested 160 ~ t~q
members. As a result, he said, ?. th~e,~
group organized the demonstra'`tions
against him: He_said that. they~had
,bear against the United States~;and~ such
;which have been his chief adveisa i'~es~'~
~: Reflecting Washington's th_e~igh~"tened
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o'r~.openly~aduocates:' Berna~rd? Kalil,'
Coloriel~Qaddiii'i~ seriously
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Qaddafi Males.
Sudden Visit
To Khartoum
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KHARTOUM, Sudan, M
Ltbyan leader 1Vluammar Qa
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paid a brief an ud nexp to visit
here today; becoming the'first'for=
egn head of state to visit S.u_dari
since the recent military coup. '
Qaddafi's visit was certain to
hetghfen concern in Cairo, once
Nirrieri's closest ally in the region.
but now worried over the. new re=
gime's rapprochement with Libya
and-Ethiopia. ` . '
Tle radical 'Libyan colonel con-
gratulated the Sudanese people 'for
overthrowing their government and
said the- "reactionary regime" of
CaS~>ro would meet thejsame fate.
After his quid stop here, an=
nounced only two hours before' his
' arrival; Qaddafi went Ito Saudi Ara-
bia-Yoi-talks with King Fahd.
Arriving for airport talks with
Sudan's new leaders, he praised the
Apri'I 6 military coup that ousted
President Jaafar Nimeri and called
for tohe overthrow of Egyptian Pres-
ident Hosni Mubarak.,
-Gen. Abdel Rahman Sawa~r-
Dhahab, the leader of the Sudanese
coup who now heads a transitional
military council, greeted. him at the
airport.
The Libyan news agency JANA,
monitored in Beirut, said Qaddafi
held talks later today with the Saudi
mon=arach; -who met, him at the.>a~ir=
port in Jeddah.
~JA.NA gave no details of the talks
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QADDAFI MENACES
BEACAN ON SUDAN
Tells Western Reporters That
President's'Nose Will B?e
Cut' if He Interferes
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By ENRY KAMM
SpedN [o The New York Times '
TRIPOLI, Libya, April 10 - QQI.
Muammar el-Qaddafi,said today that
President Reagan's "nose will ?be cut"
if the United States interferes in the
Sudan.
"Reagan has nothing to do with
Sudan," the Libyan leader said in Eng-
lish to an American reporter as he left
a news conference at his military head-
quarters here. "Sudan is ours, not an
American matter. Reagan must take
care of his county, and he has big prob-
lems there. He don't interfere here, or
his nose will be cut."
Despite mounting evidence that the
new Sudanese Government of Gen.
Siwar el-Dahab has no Libyan links,
Colonel Qaddafi continued what diplo-
mats consider to be an attempt to seize
credit for having brought about the
downfall of President Gaafar al-Ni-
meiry. He was ousted in a bloodless
coup on Saturday as he was returning
home from a visit to Washington.
The colonel described the Sudanese
people as brothers backed by Libya.
"We love them and support them," he
said.
Briefing for Western ?Rporeers
In his news conference, which was
attended by about 30 Western reporters
invited to this usually closed country,
Colonel Qaddafi struck verbal blows in
many other directions.
His targets, besides the United
States, included Zionists, Prime Minis-
ter Margaret Thatcher of Britain,
President Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia
and the latitudinal marking of the
globe.
The Libyan leader defended pro-
grams that have been ,broadcast to
Tunisia and Morocco in recent weeks
inciting people there to kill their Jew-
ish minorities. The broadcasts are be-
lieved by Western official .sources to
originate from a seaborne "pirate"
station organized by Libya. Colonel
Qaddafi said the broadcasts came from
southern Lebanon and did not discuss
who organized them.
He compared Israeli actions in Leba-
non to Hitler's massacres. Accusing Is-
raelatroops of killing civilians; he said:
' "This calls for an answer in the same
fashion. How can you allow the killing
of Arab families while rejecting such
actions against Jews?"
In apparent reference to President
Bourguiba, the colonel said, "Anybody
who protests against such a radio sta-
tion is ignorant."
Diplomats reported that Mr.? Bour-
guiba last week summoned the Libyan
Foreign Minister, Ali Abdel Salam
Turayki, who was visiting Tunis, and
criticised Libya severely for the broad-
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No. 41g
d afi the lea ed r o~ t e~Great
a ateh Revolution, review-
ed at AI Sharara al Ulla
(Sabha) the ideological force
of the AI Fateh revolution,
which was represented by the
revolutionary force - the
Revolutionary Committee's
Movement.
Thousands of the Revolu-
tionary Committees mem-
bers in Jamahiriya paraded
in front of the main stand
chanting revolutionary slo-
gans which confirmed the
Revolutionary Committees'
insistance on carrying out
their 8th gathering decisions.
The slogans also confirm-
ed the unshaken belief of the
revolutionary force in the
pioneering thought of the
great Al Fateh Revolution -
the maker of the masses' era,
establishing Arab Unity by
force and the abolition of the
artificial borders between the
Arab homeland's countries.
Colonel Muammaz Qatha-
fi, asserted in the ~ speech he
made that the revolution had
an increasing morale force to
be added to the militazy and
economic force. It is a
morale force embodied in the
revolutionary force move-
ment of revolutionary com-
mittees.
He said we deliberately
decided to show throughout
these long hours the forces
and cadres of the revolution-
azy committees' movement
to reaffirm that the
?THE Leader of the Revo-
lution, in his meeting with
the Secretaries of the Peo-
ple's Congresses and Peo-
ple's Committees, explained
that the decision to terminate
foreign labour was a political
decision and has nothing to
do with the economic crisis
prevailing over the world.
He confirmed that Lib-
ya's decision to terminate
foreign labour was not the
results of economic pres-
sures.
The Leader pointed out
that the Arab and foreign
~YIEDNl1;S?A~I, SE}lD'd'IEI~iI1fliIELQ 4, fl9~~
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movement of the R_ evolu-
tionary Committees which
are showing today on the
anniversary of the
Revolution instead of
showing tanks and aircraft
grounded in their bases and
camps is another show of
force and another aspects of
it. It is the revolutionary
force.
Colonel M. Qathafi, de-
clazed that unlike other tra=
ditional states and govern-
ments, there is no room for
replacements in the Jamahiri
system.
In his speech to the revolu-
tionary forces in Sebha, the
Leader confirmed that the
authority, wealth and arms
are possessed by thousands
of people's Congresses and
Committees and that ~hese
Congresses and Committees
aze not governed by a
president, a king or any form
of traditional government.
Colonel Muammaz al Qa-
thafi announced that all at-
tempts made by America to
seize the Jamahiriya
had failed and that all these
attempts which aim at
Jamahiriya aze hopeless.
He said: America believes,
by conspiring with its dirty
intelligence and its dirtier
agents from other world's
countries, that it can get
Jamahiriya. But, we say to
them: "Your attempts are
hopeless, they will not lead
to any change in Libya".
He stressed their need to
U
labours, which were
terminated following the de-
cisions of the Basic People's
Congresses, were ordinary
labour and not highly techni-
cal labour.
He added that the Libyans
can easily carry out all the
works the foreign labourers
used to do.
The Leader of the Revolu-
tion also announced that the
Socialist People's Libyan
Arab Jamahiriya is a creditor
state, not a debtor one. This
makes it one among a few
states the world over that is
realise that Libya is a state
for the masses and they
should work towards reach-
ing an understanding with
them. There is no way for
them except the means of
reaching an understanding
with us an submit to our will.
Colonel Muammar Qatha-
fi affirmed that force is not
just tanks and aircrafts alone
and that revolution force and
economic power are other
aspects of strength.
He said in his ,speech
"revolution is power, and
that tanks and aircrafts are
another aspects ~ of ? that
power. and not all of it. He?
emphasized that there is no
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far from the international
debt .:problem and less
vulnerable to the economic
world crisis. ?
He said that any states
regarded as super powers are
suffering from the problem
of foreign debts, whilst Lib-
ya enjoys economic status
under worsening internation-
al economic circumstances.
The comment above was
delivered by the Leader of
the Revolution while meeting
the secretaries of both the
People's Congresses and the
People's Committees in Seb-
ha. ?
.IAMAlli~ivA: soc~.nom.
AAALTA: 4 ccnm
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?THE following cable
was sent to the offices of
the "Jamahiriya Mail" in
Malta on the occasion of
the sixteenth anniversary
of the September One Re-
volution in the Jama-
hiriya:-
"On behalf of the Na-
tional Vanguard Revolu-
tionary Committees of
Australia we send you
warmest greetings and
best wishes on this the
16th Anniversary of the
historic AI-Fatah Revolu-
tion.
"Since 1969 the Libyan
Jamahiriya has been a
beacon of light and hope
for all peoples struggling
for national liberation.
"Libya has given the
oppressed people of the
world a way of freedom
which eclipses capitalism
and Marxism. Long live
Muammar al Qadthafi.
Victory to the Libyan
Revolution." - Central
Committee Australian Na-
tional Vanguard Revolu-
tionary Committee.
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JAMAHIRIYA MAIL -Wednesday,. September 4,1985
., i
EGYPTIANS ARRESTED
? THE repressive forces
of the Egyptian regime ar-
rested 3 people on suspi=
cion of involvement in the
attack carried-out"by three
Egyptians_ against one of
the regime's police pat-
.vols.
The police forces set ~up
road blocks at AI Maadi
district where a Zionist
.spy working in the Zionist
embassy in Cairo was kill-
ed recently.
The police stopped a car
U.S. statements criticised
^ The Jamahiriya news
agency's political editor criti-
cised the statements by the
official spokesman of the
American department of
state in which he attacked
Jamahiriya and defended the
Egyptian and Tunisian re-
gimes.
The political editor said in
a commentary that "these
statements are part of the in-
formation campaign, plann-
ed by the United States and
badly executed by its em-~
ployees in Cairo and Tunisia,
against Jamahiriya."
The editor stressed that the
decision of the people's con-
gresses to reduce the' number
of foreign workers' in Libya
was an internal decision the
American government and
its loud-speakers in Egypt
and Tunisia have no right to
Rome Secretary interviewed
by `La Repubblica'
?THE secretary of the
people's committee at the
people's bureau in Rome, in
an interview with `La
Repubblica', Italian daily,
said that the decision to ter-
minate foreign labour ser-
vices in Jamahiriya was a
people's decision taken by
the basic people's con-
gresses. He pointed out that
the decision includes all non-
prodticing workers regard-
less of their nationalities.
. He said: Libya will never
be a source of support to .the
Egyptian regime as long as it
is, linked ~ with the zionist
entity.
The secretary explained:
there are 300,000 non-pro-
ducing foreigners in Jama-
hiriya who created social
problems for us such as cri-
minal acts, drug trafficking
and wines producing.
The secretary of the peo-
ple's bureau in Rome point-
ed out that Arab and West-
ern media did not protest
against ~ termination of Arab
labour in European states.
He confirmed that the cur-
rent media~campaign against
Jamahiriya :is directed
against is pioneering stances.
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My Son
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expres's an opinion upon.
The political editor added
that the complaints of the
Tunisian and -Egyptian re-
gimes to the American white
.house over the decisions of
the Libyan society revealed
their total subordination to
the American wheel.
He went on to say "it is
laughable that America is
supporting the complaints of
the Egyptian and Tunisian
regimes to international or- .
ganisations in a purely
internal matter." ?
there and arrested its 3
passengers who were tak-
en to the Ministry of In-
teriorfor interrogation.
The West German news?
agency asserted that clash-
es between Egyptian citi-
zens and police forces of
the regime at AI Maadi
district lasted for at least
six hours.
Eyewittnesses reported
that Egyptian police for-
ces set up a number of
road .blocks on the road
leading to AI Maadi dis-
trict where a Zionist diplo-
mat was shot dead.
The news-agency point-
ed .out that Al Maadi dis-
trict witnessed clashes bet-
ween Egyptian police and
an armed group belonging
to an organisation calling
itself the Egyptian revolu-
tionary organisation fol-
lowing the murder of a
Zionist spy working at the
Zionist embassy in Cairo. ?
TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS
CONTINUE TO SURGE FOR WARD
?IN sixteen years of pro-
gress, achievement and fight
against poverty and back-
wardness the figures speak
again as the years go by.
?The sums allocated to the
sector of transport and sea
communications in the 5 year
plan of transformation 1981-
1985 were two billion three
hundred and . fifty ~ one
million two and~ten thousand .
. Libyan dinars . L.D. high- .
ways., minor roads covered a .
distance of 23000 .kilometers
by June 1985.
Source of the secretariat of
transport say that the study
of .the new railway network
between Tripoli, Misrata,
Brak, Sebha covering a dis-
tance of 1632 kilometers was
recently finished.
The sources also pointed
out that in the field of tele-
phone lines increased by a
ratio of 7 phones per 100 citi-
zens.~ The maritime fleet has
been increased by 14 super
tankers each with a capacity
of 64. thousand tonnes : of ~~
crude oil.
. On .these .achievements
Mohamed Mabrouk Alrugai,
Jana's correspondent writes:
The Misrata-Brak railway
lines will serve the new steel
works complex.
New railway terminals one
of which will be in Tripoli
and 11 other towns will be
built and ten stations on the
line linking Tripoli with Mis-
rata together with depot to
serve the transport of goods
by rail, 18 other stations will
be built along the Misrata-
Sebhaline.
The feasibility study of the
railway lines between Bug-
raim and Imsad a distance of
1300 kilometers was also
finished and 22 stations are
to be built along this line.
Air transport has been
boosted by 28 new passenger
and goods planes and the air-
ports of Tripoli, Benghazi,
Sebha, Ghat, Brak and Bani
Walid have been re-equipped
with up to date facilities.
Seven major sea ports
were enlarged and their caps=
city has increased from
handling 3 million to 7 mil-
lion tonnes of goods. These
ports have received 76,525
ships with a load of 106 mil-
lion tonnes.
A number of meteorologi-
cal offices have been built
across the Jamahiriya as part
of the on going programme
of transformation. ~
Leader
meets
Indian .
minister
? 'THE Leader of the Re-
volution received the In-
dian Minister of State for
Foreign Affairs, Khurshid
Alem Khan, who delivered
a hand written letter from
Prime Minister Rajiv Gan-
dhi.
The meeting with the
.Indian Minister of State
for Foreign Affairs' con-
firmed the invitation ex-
tended by Rajiv Candhi to
the Leader of the Revolu-
tion to visit India within
the context of consulta-
tion and coordination in
matters related to the con-
ference of the heads of
state of the non-aligned
movement as well as the
development and conso/i=
dation of bilateral rela- -
tions bet ween the friendly
peoples in Jamahiriya and
India. ~
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JAMAHIRIYA MAIL -Wednesday, September 4,1985
The armed people of the
Jamahiriya.... their task is
to defend their gains.
Arab
workers
confirm
determination
? from page 1
value to the tanks, aircraft,
cannon and naval vessels
without the morale and
economic power which has
been demonstrated all over
Libya."
Colonel Qathafi pointed
out that revolutionary power
represents the morale
strength vital to azms and
production. The revolu-
tionary power respresented
by the Revolutionary Com-
mittee respresents morale
power. Through this, those
at home and abroad will
come to understand the
meaning of this huge parade
of the Revolutionazy Com-
mittees.
He said, "By our parade of
revolutionary force we wish
to show the enemies of Ja-
mahiriya, and the Arab na-
tion that it is impossible for
them to defeat the Jamahiri-
ya or stand in the way of the
process of historic instiga-
tion cazried out by the
Jamahiriya for the Arab na-
tion.
"He emphasized that if
there is anyone who thinks
that military. power can be
overwhelming they aze mis-
taken. We will prove to them
that since this is not a tradi-
tional state but are of revolu-
tion, it cannot be defeated.
Traditional structures can be
toppled, government re-
placeing another. This is a
vicious circle in which all
political movements in the
world are caught".
Colonel Muammar Qatha-
fi stressed "that no matter
what power they possess the
enemies shall never be able to
invade Libya settle on its
land. Libya's land," he went
on to say, "is protected by
thorns and spears".
Colonel M. Qathafi then
went on scorning those who
bother themselves by pre-
pazing data on the Libyan
military force and on the
chi s. He con-
i an leads
Lb
Y p
firmed that the base on
which they conduct such
statistics too traditional in the
sense that'it does not apply
to the Libyan situation.
Because in Libya, he
elaborated, there is "an azm-
ed people" there is a revolu-
tionary force and there is an
economic strength:' ;AYI'''that
~~,~ ~~II gill
will never be defeated or
besieged," he concluded.
Colonel Muammar Qatha-
fi, said that the chance effec-
ted by the revolution in
Libya could not be over-
come. The reason being is
that the revolution did not
create a government which is
possible to topple and there-
by control the land and peo~~
ple ruled by the ousted
government.
Colonel Muammar Qatha-
fi made it clear that "it is
possible to topple any regime
by intensifying the internal
and external pressure as it
happened in many other
countries."
He pointed out that solo-
. nialism; zionism and , rear- .
tion were able to bring one of
their agents in Egypt as a
successor following the death
of Abdul Nasser - arch
enemy of colonialism and
zionism. Also, even after the
assassination of that agent,
another agent and traitor
was brought to power. We
are therefore bound to learn
from what is happening on
our borders so as Jamahiriya
survives and we .defy
imperialism, zionism and
herald the change of the
world.
Colonel Qathafi, in his
speech, mentioned the at-
tempts of imperialism and
colonialism to topple many
anti-imperialist revolution-
ary governments.
He said that imperialism
has managed to reinstate a
puppet in Zaire, namely
Mobuto Sese Sekou, after
liquidating Patrice Lumum-
ba, emphasising that this is
the political scheme of the
imperialist states.
Colonel Qathafi stated
that we wanted to announce
to the enemies that the revo-
lution which commemorates
today its anniversary has
brought about a new thing,
the state of the masses and
not a traditional state.
If the enemies want to
know this opponent, we will
tell them that this opponent
is not Muammaz Qathafi,
nor his colleagues, the union-
ist officers, a state or a clan,
but is a Jamahiriya estab-
lished for the first time and
cannot Be defeated as ~s 41ie
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L`~i
0
case with the other tradi-
tional states and regimes.
Colonel Qathafi went on
to say: "We would like to
prove to the enemy our de-
sire to show the reality to the
world and to find interna-
tional understanding the es-
tablishment of the desired
peace and cooperation by
peoples. We say to them that
threats by naval fleets can
lead to the overthrow of a
government but there is no
government in this country
which could be overthrown.
The blockade can push the
people to demand the resig-
nation of the government or
the ruling party but in Jama-
hiriya there is no government
or ruling pazty and if the
whole people are besieged,
the people will become more
angry and resolute to con-
fronting his besiegers.
This is what happened in
Libya during the American
blockade of Libya, the state.
of the masses has made the
people more angry and
hateful of America."
Colonel Muammaz Qatha-
fi indicated that the revolu-
tionazy forces we aze review-
ing today aze not the masses
- the owner of authority,
wealth .and arms -but we
reviewed the revolutionazy
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Arab Airlines express in the air what the Jamahiriya
stands for on the ground -the meeting point of Arab tradition
with the progressive ideas of a dynamic new country.
Sixteen years of national development since the
September 1st Revolution have meant sixteen years of
continuous expansion for the Airline.
Our ever-increasing list of destinations our frequency,
punctuality and service, have made us the people's choice
to the Jamahiriya.
to
struggle
? A ceremony was held to
honour the brother Arabs
working in AI Jabal AI Akh-
dar municipality at the ter-
urination of their services in
compliance with the basic
people's congresses' deci-
sions to end the services of
foreign labour.
At the end of the ceremo-
ny, the Arab workers in Al
Jabal Al Akhdar municipa-
lity sent a cable to the leader
of the Great AI Fateh Revo-
lution confirming their deter-
mination to struggle to liber-
ate thQ Arab homeland from
imperialism, Arab reaction
and abolish the artificial bor-
ders between the countries of
the one Arab homeland. ~
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More on India's
"nuclear ambitions"
?FOLLOWING is the text of
an editorial in the Pakistani
Times of August 11, 1985:
"The cat is at last out of
the bag. It is now clear that
all the noise and hullabaloo
that India has been making
over the nucleaz plans of
Pakistan who directed at
diverting attention from its
own preparations in the field
which have now reached an
advanced stage. The world,
pazticulazly those countries
which never tire of showing
their concern over the dan-
gers of nuclear proliferation,
must take notice of the
"Dhurva" Nucleaz Reseazch
Reactor, near Bombay,
reportedly the world's larg-
est. Not open to inspection
by the International Atomic
Energy Agency, it is capable
of producing weapons -
grade plutonium.
Notice must also be taken
of the statement made by the
Indian Minister of State for
External Affairs in the
Lower House of Parliament
that the Indian Government
has definite views about its
option in the face of the
`threat' from Pakistan.
Underlining India's capacity
to meet its need in the sector,
he pointed out that `India's
capabilities were demon-
strated in 1974' - a refer-
ence to the nuclear device
detonated by India in 1974.
The Minister also rejected
the Pakistani proposal for a
nucleaz weapon -free zone
in South Asia.
All this should leave no
says that it will sign it if India
does the same. The President
of Pakistan has categorically
declared that Pakistan is not
developing a bomb, nor does
it intend to do so in the
future. India, on the other
hand, has kept its option
open, detonated a nuclear
device and has now setup the
world's largest nuclear re-
actor. India is also against
making South Asia a nuclear
weapons-free zone and is
against reciprocal inspection
of nuclear facilities, while
Pakistan is a strong advocate
of all these. The so-called
keepers of the world's nuc-
lear conscience should not be
surprised if one of these days
they are presented with an
Indian nuclear bomb."
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her - a remote and success-
ful man who has lived a lie
which beazs the seeds of his
later destruction; and Ulys-
ses, beautiful, unprincipled
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? PRESIDENT Mohammad
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the 12th of next month to
discuss ways to end the Iran-
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doubt in anyone's mind
about the. drift of India's
nuclear offensive capability
and India's nucleaz policy.
The tactic employed by Delhi
to implement this policy is
now too familiaz: paint
Pakistan as the villain with
the help of clever, concen-
trated propaganda while per-
fectingits own nucleaz offen-
sive capability.
India called its 1974 nuc-
lear explosion `peaceful'
without any regazd for the
contradiction in the term in-
volved. The world was not
convinced and said that an
explosion was an explosion
and it could never be peace-
ful. Since then India has kept
up a bazrage of false propa-
ganda against Pakistan while
developing its own nuclear
muscle. The .coming into
operation of the Dhurva
Nucleaz Reaction is the ulti-
mate proof of India's nuc-
leaz ambitions.
All the hedging, humming
and hawing that India has
resorted to on the nuclear
issue over the years falls into
a pattern. While the world
press has been misled into
focussing on Pakistan's nuc-
leaz plan, it is, in fact, India
which has moved in mea-
sured steps towards making a
bomb, using the noise about
Pakistan as a smokescreen.
It is time world public
opinion - and the media
which claim to represent it -
noted the difference in the
nucleaz record of India and
Pakistan. India has refused
to sign NPT, while Pakistan