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LONDON: A Labor former defense reverend surprised colleagues by indicating that a neutron boost could be used to make a "cordon sanitaire" in struggling edge areas such as the one between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

In a Lords discussion on multi-lateral atomic disarmament, Master Gilbert said the use of such weaponry could "greatly decrease issues of defending those borders", adding: "These factors are not mentioned but they should be...."

Lord Gilbert said that what used to be known as a neutron boost, but was actually an improved rays decreased boost tool (ERRB), could have "many uses" nowadays.

"I think you could use an ERRB warhead to make a cordon sanitaire around various boundaries where individuals are resulting in issues nowadays."

Meanwhile, Labor former defense assistant Master Browne of Ladyton curved on Master Gilbert over his comments, blaming him of being at his "most complicated and contrarian".

Cabinet Workplace spokesperson Master Wallace of Saltaire said the Govt did not discuss Master Gilbert's "rumbustious" opinions on the delicate problem. "The UK maintains a company dedication to the long-term objective of a globe without atomic weaponry," he said. "Our aim is to develop an worldwide atmosphere in which no condition seems the need to obtain atomic weaponry - an atmosphere that will allow atomic declares to disarm in a healthy and proven way."