Well, It Took A While, But They’ve Finally Admitted It

The International Atomic Energy Agency is Iran’s bitch;

The Nobel Peace Prize-winning chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency effectively fired his lead Iran investigator this spring at the request of the Iranians, according to a new report in the German newspaper Die Welt am Sonntag.
The lead inspector of the 15-man IAEA team in Iran, Chris Charlier, told the newspaper that the IAEA chief, Mohammad ElBaradei, agreed to a request the Iranian government made, and relegated Mr. Charlier, a 64-year-old Belgian, to office work at the organization’s Vienna-based headquarters. The Iranian request was reportedly made when Mr. ElBaradei visited Iran in April.
The news could have explosive consequences for America’s policy of entrusting Mr. ElBaradei to negotiate an end to Iran’s uranium enrichment. In 2004, after intelligence reports found him coaching the Iranians on the intricacies of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty, the State Department launched a campaign to prevent Mr. ElBaradei, an Egyptian, from running for an unprecedented third term as IAEA secretary-general. That campaign failed after other countries expressed their support for him.

Michael Ledeen;

… it seems that those U.N. inspectors—remember Mohammed al Baradei, the guy we pretended we wanted fired but then accepted, in yet another act of supine appeasement? — actually report to the Iranian regime. One guy at the IAEA figured out the mullahs were lying—imagine!—and so the mullahs told al Baradei to fire him. Which he did, of course. Have a look.
I wonder why Sy Hersh wasn’t on top of this one? What, no witless ex-spooks around to tell him? And Risen, Lichtblau, and those lovable leakers who get fed by Newsweek?

7 Replies to “Well, It Took A While, But They’ve Finally Admitted It”

  1. “I have seen the enemy and it is the UNITED NATIONS”
    The enemy of Democracy, that is. How else could you explain the UN’s promoting “ideas” that infringe on free Nations Democracy. like;
    Pandering to Dictators
    Allowing/promoting Oil For Food Scandal
    One World Governance
    Earth Charter
    Dafur
    UN Internet Taxation
    Kyoto Protocol ………
    Even our own UN’s Alan Rock said the UN is a mess. But HOW would HE like to improve it ??

  2. BHA,
    Actually,I think Canadian culture has some terminology that is quite unique and accurate to add to the UN…
    How about the UD…United Ditherers
    or,perhaps,the LPW…Liberal Party of the World
    They appear to do no more than play political games,ignore scandals and work on building a power base for themselves…saving lives and improving life for the world’s suffering be damned!Also,they seem to be taking subversive political correctness to a new,international level(hug-a-dictator)!

  3. THIS is why we need the bloggers.
    as far as alan ‘gun legislation’ rock is concerned, why did he wait until it was merely a parting shot to clamour for UN reform ??? useless useless useless.
    dr strangelove here we come.

  4. So the IAEA’s ElBaradei is giving Iran the full Monica…
    Why would anyone be surprised? His buddy and then-boss Hans Blix (who hired ElBaradei) did the same thing with Saddam & Co.
    “No WMDs here folks, no story here, move along…”

  5. Observers? Just on hand? Both hands? …-
    Iran military engineers on hand for N. Korea missile launch
    worldtribune.com ^
    SPECIAL TO WORLD TRIBUNE.COM Wednesday, July 12, 2006 LONDON — Iranian military representatives attended North Korea’s Taepodong-2 missile launch, according to Japanese news reports. At least 10 members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps attended the Taepodong-2 intermediate missile launch. Japan’s Sankei Shimbun and South Korea’s official Yonhap news agency reported the IRGC personnel were senior engineers who sought to learn from Pyongyang’s missile program. Yonhap reported on July 1 that the IRGC engineers participated in the preparation for the Taepodong launch. The news agency said the IRGC has been examining Chinese-origin missile technology for Iranian procurement. South Korean sources…
    free republic

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