UN Nuclear Watchdog Hiding Evidence of Iranian Nukes

The Australian/The Lid ^ | 8/19/09 | The Lid

[Shellybenoit]

The United Nations Nuke Watchdog, IAEA director Dr. Mohammed El-Baradei has a history of appeasing terrorist powers looking to become nuclear, for example the Wall Street Journal described El-Baradei this way:

The IAEA director seems intent on undercutting Security Council diplomacy. Just weeks after President George Bush toured the Middle East to build Arab support for pressure on Tehran, Mr. ElBaradei appeared on Egyptian television on Feb. 5 to urge Arabs in the opposite direction, insisting Iran was cooperating and should not be pressured. And as he grows more and more isolated from Western powers intent on disarming Iran, Mr. ElBaradei has found champions in the developing and Arab world. They cheer his self-imposed mission -- to hamstring U.S. efforts to constrain Iran's program, whether or not the regime is violating its non-proliferation obligations or pursuing nuclear weapons.

In working to undermine sanctions, however, Mr. ElBaradei demeans the purpose of his agency and undercuts its non-proliferation mission. He also makes military action all the more likely.

Now there are accusations that El-Baradei is protecting Iran, hiding evidence that it is pursuing a nuclear weapon:

[antidemoncrat]

What a surprise. These are the same people that want to run the world. Maybe we should start collecting money to move UN headquarters to France. They would fit right in there.

[himno hero]

Excuse me, the bulk of the UN membership is muslim, all with an equal voice. Need we say more?