Nov. 30, 2012
The IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency), which reports directly to the United Nations (UN) & the Security Council, has kept documents on Iran’s nuclear mega-bomb a secret for more than a year. The Associated Press reported Wednesday that IAEA-documents show calculations of Iran’s massive nuclear bomb blast, and it is estimated to be three times larger than the one dropped on Hiroshima.
From the AP report:
The International Atomic Energy Agency — the Vienna-based U.N. nuclear watchdog — reported last year that it had obtained diagrams indicating that Iran was calculating the “nuclear explosive yield” of potential weapons.
This isn’t the first time the global defense community has had trouble with the IAEA and its reports.
Egyptian activist & Legal scholar, Mohammed ElBaradei served as the Director General of the IAEA from 1997-2009, and was sympathetic to Iran’s nuclear program. Eventually the public learned he withheld information due to his bias.
During the Egyptian revolution, which ousted Hosni Mubarak, ElBaradei aligned himself with the Muslim Brotherhood; a group banned from operating in Egypt at the time. No matter who oversees the IAEA, or who directs the talks for the US & our allies, it seems that sympathy & secrecy are perpetually prevalent in favoring Iran’s nuclear program.
The closer Iran comes to completing a nuclear bomb, the more crucially important information is being withheld.
Conservative Report recently exposed, the UN’s conclusion that Iran does have an underground nuclear blast facility. Iran has also purchased detonators from Russia, which were custom made to fit into their ICBM’s (Shabab-3). As reported, once the nuclear material is refined to weapon grade status, it can then be put right into the missiles & Iran will be a nuclear-armed, world power.
The AP report reaffirms the fears of the rest of the world—that Iran is a “snap of the fingers” away from having a nuclear core suitable for weapons.
“the IAEA said Iran is poised to double its output of higher-enriched uranium at its fortified underground facility — a development that could put Tehran within months of being able to make the core of a nuclear warhead.”
And helping Iran from within their “underground facility” is Russian scientist, Vyacheslav Danilenko—an underground explosion and weapons specialist.
During the “Reset” talks, the concern of Danilenko’s involvement was shot down just as fast as it was raised. Our own State Department claimed that Danilenko was just a “nano diamond” scientist, when in fact he was the key to Iran constructing the underground facility at Fordo. Danilenko also controls explosive tests underground; tests that would be hidden from US spy satellites.
The Washington Post reported at the time that the IAEA report mentioned a “foreign expert” helping Iran. And that is all the group would say. But the expert was in fact Danilenko. So, there is another example where the IAEA was intentionally elusive and vague regarding Iran and their nuclear program.
With the most dangerous ring of religious whackos months away from having bombs three times as powerful as Hiroshima, and a theological agenda that requires them to kill as many infidels as possible, why can’t we get an ally within the IAEA that can help tell us the truth about Iran and not do everything in their power to expedite Armageddon?
source: Douglas Stewart @ Conservative Report
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