Friday July 6, 2007

I've Been Thinking:

Most people do not even know where Belarus is, let alone care about who leads the Belarus government.
That is about to change.

Alexander Lukashenko, the president of Belarus, has just made it clear to the world that his country's "... cooperation with Iran in the military - technical sphere is based on the development, above all, high technologies."

In plain English, Lukashenko is referring to nuclear technology. His comment was made after meeting Mustafa Mohammed Najjar, Iran's minister of defense.
Najjar responded that Belarus has a special place in Iran's foreign policy.

Belarus is a teetering country, barely held together by a dictatorship that has been in place since 1994.
Lukashenko is an oppressive dictator - the White House has actually termed him "the last dictator." He not only provided haven to many Iraqi Bathists leaders, he actually gave them passports and asylum.

This alliance is greatly troubling.
Nuclear weapons in Lukashenko's hands are like a time bomb with an unpredictable fuse.

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