WHAT THEY SAY
Washington: The chairman of the House of Representatives foreign affairs committee has urged the Bush administration to shelve the nuclear trade deal with India unless it can guarantee compliance with a US law that would suspend trade if India tested a nuclear weapon again.
Washington: The chairman of the House of Representatives foreign affairs committee has urged the Bush administration to shelve the nuclear trade deal with India unless it can guarantee compliance with a US law that would suspend trade if India tested a nuclear weapon again.
In a letter to secretary of state Condoleezza Rice, California representative Howard Berman, a California Democrat, said it would be better to suspend congressional approval of the deal until the next Congress, which convenes in January.
WHAT THE TRUTH IS
All this blablee is going on to mask the dark truth, that Condoleeza Rice is getting old and moving towards Death and to take her mind off it she talks of nuclear deals and writes letters to people she doesn't even know.
WHAT THE TRUTH IS
All this blablee is going on to mask the dark truth, that Condoleeza Rice is getting old and moving towards Death and to take her mind off it she talks of nuclear deals and writes letters to people she doesn't even know.
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