N Korea orders UN inspectors out

[Turborama]

Source: BBC

North Korea has ended co-operation with UN nuclear inspectors and ordered them to leave the country, the International Atomic Energy Agency says.

Pyongyang told the IAEA to remove seals and equipment from the Yongbyon reactor and said that it would reactivate its nuclear facilities, the watchdog said. The move comes after the communist nation said it was pulling out of talks on ending its nuclear programme.

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'No access'

In a statement, the UN watchdog said North Korea had served notice that it would cease co-operation immediately. "It has requested the removal of all containment and surveillance equipment, following which, IAEA inspectors will no longer be provided access to the facility," the statement said.

"The inspectors have also been asked to leave... at the earliest possible time."

Read more: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7999024.stm

[bunnies]

1. All because theyre angry about a UN statement?

Fucking world leaders acting like 3 year olds. Just what we need. :banghead:

[ConcernedCanuk]

2. 3 year olds do not deserve to be put in the same category as Dim-Son and his father's gang

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AND

Has anyone PROVEN that the North Korea launch was anything but an attempt to launch a satellite?

And for some, it is not inconceivable that the USA jammed the guidance system of the Korean missile to make it fail

Something to ponder

I remember our PM Chretien doubting the USA's claims on WMD's in Iraq with his notable statement

"A proof is a proof is a proof! Show me the proof!"

The USA did NOT prove their allegations, and Chretien kept us out of the Iraq invasion and slaughter.

Chretien was correct.

USA was just making excuses to legitimize their illegal war(s)

still is.

USAmericans may have a feel-good thing going on about the USA's military might . . .

But the rest of us don't.

The peasants ALWAYS win in the end

Empires always lose

Just a matter of time . .

And it's running out

[Dreamer Tatum]

3. Yeah, that was a communications sattelite

To better broadcast television signals throughout N. Korea. Oh, wait. The typical citizen there doesn't have TV, and that which they have is devoted to Dear Leader.

OK, maybe it was a sattelite to support the vast North Korean digital phone network...um...nevermind.

You'd be more credible if you stuck to defending the little man in Iraq and Afghanistan. There are several million grass-eating brainwashed scarecrows in North Korea who'd give what remains of their teeth for a cupful of what your sanctimonious self has.