> I'd expect that there's a wealth of information between those two time periods If you have gathered information but doesn't share it freely you have no right

> I'd expect that there's a wealth of information between those two time periods If you have gathered information but doesn't share it freely you have no right to point fingers at anyone else who does the same testing no matter the time difference. The US doesn't share the results and knowledge gained freely so it have zero right or moral ground to point fingers at anyone on weapons testing. If the knowledge had been shared India would have had less reason to do the tests. The US is partly to blame.