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本帖最后由 Longbow 于 2011-5-11 10:22 编辑 M- S' [' |9 P( ~ ?
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众议员Rohrabacher给众院外交委员会写了一封gongkai信,题目是“巴基斯坦是否打算将我们的秘密特种部队直升机交给共产党中国?”他在信中写道,1998年克林顿的“沙漠之狐”行动中,塔利班就将战斧巡航导弹的部件给了中国,因此必须要求巴方尽快将直升机残骸还给美国。
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原文:
; E1 F3 S H' vAs Congress prepares several ways to challenge U.S. aid funding to Pakistan following the revelation that Osama bin Laden had been hiding there for years, one senior congressman is highlighting the Pakistan-China relationship as a key reason to distrust Islamabad. ! m' i: l/ U$ Z% {% }5 N/ Y) c% i
"In 1998 Pakistan's military and intelligence services facilitated the transfer to Communist China of a Taliban recovered unexploded American Tomahawk cruise missile, which we fired in an attempt to kill Osama Bin Laden and members of al-Qaeda. The Communist Chinese reversed engineered the missile and dissected its components allowing them to learn its vulnerabilities and defeat its capabilities," stated a May 9 "Dear Colleague" letter sent to all lawmakers from the office of Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA), the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations.
5 X" h9 ~8 |6 j: p; {The title of Rohrabacher's letter reads, "Is Pakistan Planning to Give Our Secret Special Forces Helicopter to Communist China?"
; x* v2 G Z/ W G7 Q$ u! d. H4 @"Pakistan must immediately return the debris to avoid compromising American secrets," the letter stated. "If this is not done now it is probable, given Pakistan's history, that the debris will find its way into the hands of the Communist Chinese military that is buying, building, and stealing the necessary military technology to challenge the United States."
8 Z( T& G; Q1 X2 j$ ]) P+ ^The letter comes at a particularly sensitive time, as over 100 Chinese officials are in Washington today for the first day of the U.S.-China Security and Economic Dialogue, hosted by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner.
$ i5 p' j, W7 D% Z6 nRohrabacher has long been critical of the Chinese government. During Chinese President Hu Jintao's visit to Washington in January, he compared Chinese officials to Nazis because of their treatment of religious and ethnic minorities.
! w$ v0 {, t; \& C+ c3 |On May 5, Rohrabacher introduced a bill to completely defund U.S. assistance to Pakistan. As of today, the bill has no co-sponsors. ) J3 I0 L# B* U, e& J% ~3 S {
But while Rohrabacher's bill may never be passed, his frustration with Pakistan's handling of nuclear and military technology, including its disbursement of nuclear technology through the network of scientist A.Q. Khan, is increasingly seen on Capitol Hill as evidence that Pakistan's suspected harboring of bin Laden is not an isolated incident.
4 j$ A3 o! F- b' l"The Pakistani government has built and proliferated nuclear weapons and technology around the globe in contradiction of American security. Yet, the Pakistan government continues to benefit from huge sums of American cash," his letter stated. "They are laughing at us." |
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