posted on May, 13 2006 @ 02:21 PM
Its very 'polite';points out the glaring holes in America's foreign policy, and the rationale behind Israel's invalidity.
very very interesting..
Why don't they just let the IAEA in and let them inspect all facilities w/o restrictions?
Are they afraid that the info the IAEA team may gather info that would be detrimental to national security?
I am certainly very aware of the problems and cutbacks a country must face if it opens itself to IAEA snap inspections and safeguard. If you're going
to need to have an inspector stand and watch you when you're even going to change clothes(in my nuclear terminology: a chg of fuel rods
) then it
can seriously cripple your progress in the field. Also if you're making ground breaking research which could have certain commercial monopoly
rammifications, then its crazy to have outsiders come and snoop around!
These are the very reasons my country rejected the NPT and the CTBT.
That brigs me to my next question:
Why the hec did Iran sign on to the NPT in the first place?!!!