Remembering A.Q. Khan, the Man Who Gave the World Its Nuclear-Proliferation Problems
The Pakistani engineer stole secrets and sold them to Iran, North Korea, and Libya.
November 3, 2021
Remembering A.Q. Khan, the Man Who Gave the World Its Nuclear-Proliferation Problems
The Pakistani engineer stole secrets and sold them to Iran, North Korea, and Libya.
On October 10, A.Q. Khan died in Islamabad of complications related to a coronavirus infection. More than any single individual, he contributed to the acquisition of advanced nuclear technology by dangerous and unstable nations. Anthony Ruggiero and Andrea Stricker write:
November 3, 2021
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Judaism without content.
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Disposable Jews.
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For Alex Clare, this too was good.