[TomInNJ]

Yes, it sure would be great if it has been shut down.

Why do we let them in in the first place? If we don't let them in, we wouldn't have to worry about it later. It's a matter of life and death for our country and our citizens.

[Letitring]

I agree. Seems to me there is as much stuff going on underground in this Country, as there is ON the ground. Good grief. It's amazing and alarming.

[JustPiper]

0.A brochure from Dr. Khan's laboratory, advertising technology used in centrifuges to make nuclear arms, was circulated to aspiring nuclear states and a network of middlemen. It was provided to The New York Times by the Institute for Science and International Security, in Washington. - The Pakistani leaders who denied for years that scientists at the country's secret A. Q. Khan Research Laboratories were peddling advanced nuclear technology must have been averting their eyes from a most conspicuous piece of evidence: the laboratory's own sales brochure, quietly circulated to aspiring nuclear weapons states and a network of nuclear middlemen around the world. - The cover bears an official-looking seal that says "Government of Pakistan" and a photograph of the father of the Pakistani bomb, Abdul Qadeer Khan. It promotes components that were spinoffs from Pakistan's three-decade-long project to build a nuclear stockpile of enriched uranium, set in a drawing that bears a striking resemblance to a mushroom cloud.

A brochure from Dr. Khan's laboratory, advertising technology used in centrifuges to make nuclear arms, was circulated to aspiring nuclear states and a network of middlemen. It was provided to The New York Times by the Institute for Science and International Security, in Washington