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Monday, November 24, 2008

ElBaradei leaps into action: Seeks help to build Syrian reactor

IAEA Chairman Mohamed ElBaradei leaped into action again on Monday, saying that his feckless agency has the 'right' to help Syria build a nuclear reactor - for 'peaceful' purposes only of course. The United States is seeking to block the aid.
The clash reflected tensions between Mohamed ElBaradei, the head of the UN nuclear agency, and key Western nations over whether Syria should be given potentially sensitive nuclear guidance at a time when it is being investigated.

Russia, China and developing nations also back the aid project, said diplomats who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the International Atomic Energy Agency talks.

US State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said it was "totally inappropriate, we believe, given the fact that Syria is under investigation by the IAEA for building a nuclear reactor outside the bounds of its international legal commitments.

"And then for the IAEA to be involved in providing technical information concerning nuclear activities would seem to be contradictory, if not ironic," McCormack said.
I could think of a few other choice words beyond 'contradictory' and 'ironic.' But then I don't regard the Syrians as my 'brothers.'

1 Comments:

At 10:44 PM, Blogger What is "Occupation" said...

Let's see....

You sign an agreement NOT to do something, for which your caught with your pants down around your ankles and your putz in your hand...

Then the police want to reward you for getting caught by giving you the keys to the girls showers....

yet, it's alice in wonderland

 

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