Wednesday June 18, 2008

I've Been Thinking:

Sometimes the double talk of diplomacy is just that - double talk.
Here is a case in point.

On the one hand:
In an interview with Al-Arabiya Syrian television yesterday, Mohamed El Baradei, director of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said that Syria does not have the human potential to create an international quality atomic weapon. He said:
"We have no evidence that Syria has the human resources that would allow it to carry out a large nuclear program. We do not see Syria having nuclear fuel."

On the other hand:
Syria has not granted permission to investigate the three potential sites in their country.

How can both be happening?
Obviously Syria does not have the potential.
The claim is that the North Koreans are helping them develop nuclear technology and fuel.
The reason for Syria's refusal to permit IAEA inspections is to cover up the role of North Korea and the presence of the nuclear centers.
The reason Israel bombed Syria on September 6 2007 was to make a point before there was nuclear fuel on site. After the arrival of fuel an attack would have had a devastating effect on the entire region including Turkey Iraq Iran.
Bottom line: Syria must permit an inspection.

Shame on you, Mohamed El Baradei.
What a sham.

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