Israel Says UN Nuclear Chief Should Go For Failure Over Iran

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Israel is at it again....

Yes. With the blessing of the United States...Israel is calling on the head of the IAEA leadership.

Yep. They are calling the resignation of the UN Chief of the IAEA...the man who recently won the Nobel Peace Price!

Oh, where are you Mr. Blix ….I mean Hans Blix.... the man who was completely ignored on his report and over-shadowed by Colin Powell's Mobile Weapon labs.

But there was second inspector at the UN that day: The head of IAEA, Mr. ElBaradei; he was there to say that the so-called "yellow cake" from Niger, Africa was a "forgery", and that Iraq never purchased uranium from Africa for "nuclear weapons grade".

Think about it: that's exactly what the US did to the weapons inspectors in Iraq in 2002, inspectors were told to get out, that their work was no longer needed.

Now Israel; a nation who would never agree to inspections on their suspected weapons of Mass Destruction, wants the IAEA abolished.
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Israel Says UN Nuclear Chief Should Go For Failure Over Iran

Source: Agence France-Presse

JERUSALEM (AFP) — Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Shaul Mofaz called Thursday for Mohamed ElBaradei to be removed as head of the UN nuclear watchdog, saying he had turned a blind eye to archfoe Iran's nuclear ambitions.

The call for ElBaradei's dismissal comes just days before the International Atomic Energy Agency is due to publish a new report on Iran's nuclear programme, to serve as a key part of further discussions at the United Nations on whether to impose a third set of sanctions on Tehran.

"The policies followed by ElBaradei endanger world peace. His irresponsible attitude of sticking his head in the sand over Iran's nuclear programme should lead to his impeachment," Mofaz told public radio from Washington.

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ElBaradei raised the ire of many Israeli officials after telling France's Le Monde newspaper that Iran would need "between three and eight years" to develop a nuclear bomb and that there were was no immediate threat.

"I want to get people away from the idea that Iran represents a clear and present danger and that we're now facing the decision whether to bombard Iran or let them have the bomb. We're not in that situation at all," the Egyptian UN nuclear chief said.

more: http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5hw0TF084rmiXKrjWQLT...

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Could Israel's real problem with him be that the man is actually trying to stop a new, unnecessary war....and that the United States is proliferator of nuclear technology?