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(Telegraph-UK) Con Coughlin - Has anyone else noticed that, now that Mohamed ElBaradei is no longer in charge of the UN's nuclear watchdog, we are suddenly seeing a more realistic assessment of what the Iranians are really up to with their nuclear program? For years the International Atomic Energy Agency has pulled its punches, even when confronted with the most glaring evidence that Iran was trying to mislead the West as to its true intentions. Now that ElBaradei is no longer with the IAEA, we are receiving a more sober assessment of what the Iranians are really up to. Its new report unequivocally accuses Iran of carrying out work to build a nuclear bomb. Specifically it says that Tehran has now processed enough enriched uranium to make a bomb. Thanks to ElBaradei's policy of appeasement towards Iran, the world is now a far more dangerous place. 2010-02-26 08:27:48Full Article
With Mohamed ElBaradei Out of the Way, the Truth Can Now Be Revealed about Iran's Nuclear Weapon Program
(Telegraph-UK) Con Coughlin - Has anyone else noticed that, now that Mohamed ElBaradei is no longer in charge of the UN's nuclear watchdog, we are suddenly seeing a more realistic assessment of what the Iranians are really up to with their nuclear program? For years the International Atomic Energy Agency has pulled its punches, even when confronted with the most glaring evidence that Iran was trying to mislead the West as to its true intentions. Now that ElBaradei is no longer with the IAEA, we are receiving a more sober assessment of what the Iranians are really up to. Its new report unequivocally accuses Iran of carrying out work to build a nuclear bomb. Specifically it says that Tehran has now processed enough enriched uranium to make a bomb. Thanks to ElBaradei's policy of appeasement towards Iran, the world is now a far more dangerous place. 2010-02-26 08:27:48Full Article
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