IN THE MAIL: William Langewiesche's The Atomic Bazaar: The Rise of the Nuclear Poor. One of the things it underscores, I think, is how foolish the United States was, starting in the 1990s, to allow A.Q. Khan's network to operate.
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One of the things it underscores, I think, is how foolish the United States was, starting in the 1990s, to allow A.Q. Khan's network to operate.
