A Disarming Election Iran and Syria lead the U.N. Disarmament
Commission.
On April 9, 2007 there was a United Nations believe-it-or-not moment
extraordinaire. At the same time that Iran’s President Ahmadinejad declared his
country was now capable of industrial-scale uranium enrichment, the U.N.
reelected Iran as a vice chairman of the U.N. Disarmament Commission.
Yes Ripley, the very U.N. body charged with promoting nuclear
nonproliferation installed in a senior position the state that the Security
Council recently declared violated its nonproliferation resolutions.
Somehow the Jews are behind this. Blame them! Oops, already did.
So in Iran at the Natanz nuclear facility Ahmadinejad gloated: “With great
pride, I announce as of today our dear country is among the countries of the
world that produces nuclear fuel on an industrial scale.” And in New York,
courtesy of his U.N. platform, Iranian Disarmament Vice-Chairman Seyed Mohammad Ali Robatjazi railed against “noncompliance with the NPT [nuclear
nonproliferation treaty] by the United States” and “the Zionist lobby.”
These fools never change. Nor does the U. N.
