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To: Stoat

A leading Pakistani nuclear scientist who was questioned by the Pakistani government last week concerning his ties to the Taliban is known as a proponent of "Islamic science," a weird hybrid of scientific terminology and Islamic lore.

Sultan Bashiruddin Mehmood is a pioneer in the development of nuclear technology in Pakistan. But in 1980, as a senior director of the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, he "recommended that djinns [or genies], being fiery creatures, ought to be tapped as a free source of energy. By this means, a final solution to Pakistan's energy problems would be found."

http://www.fas.org/sgp/news/secrecy/2001/10/102901.html


37 posted on 02/14/2005 3:34:14 AM PST by angkor
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To: angkor
A leading Pakistani nuclear scientist who was questioned by the Pakistani government last week concerning his ties to the Taliban is known as a proponent of "Islamic science," a weird hybrid of scientific terminology and Islamic lore.

Sultan Bashiruddin Mehmood is a pioneer in the development of nuclear technology in Pakistan. But in 1980, as a senior director of the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, he "recommended that djinns [or genies], being fiery creatures, ought to be tapped as a free source of energy. By this means, a final solution to Pakistan's energy problems would be found."


http://www.fas.org/sgp/news/secrecy/2001/10/102901.html

Just when I thought that things couldn't become even more insane, they have!

I love the internet!  hehehe!

The Dems would LOVE this....it would solve the whole energy situation and provide an alternative to new drilling in Alaska   :-)

45 posted on 02/14/2005 3:43:57 AM PST by Stoat (Rice / Coulter 2008: Smart Ladies for a Strong America)
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