Have no fear the IAEA is ON IT BABY!!

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Step over a little bit Hans...

The United Nations and their blind, toothless nuclear watchdog the IAEA were totally clueless about Syria’s nuclear plant.

But don’t worry, they’ll get to the bottom of this. Why, they’ve already been in contact with Syria to ask them what’s up.

VIENNA (Reuters) - The U.N. nuclear watchdog did not know about any undeclared atomic plant in Syria and has asked Damascus about information that such a site was targeted by an Israeli air strike, a spokeswoman said on Monday.

Citing unidentified U.S. and foreign officials with access to intelligence reports, the New York Times said on Sunday the nuclear reactor was partially built and apparently modeled on one in North Korea used for stockpiling atomic bomb fuel.

“The International Atomic Energy Agency has no information about any undeclared nuclear facility in Syria and no information about recent reports,” spokeswoman Melissa Fleming said in a statement issued from the IAEA’s Vienna headquarters.

“The IAEA is in contact with the Syrian authorities to verify the authenticity of these reports,” she said.

Because, why would they lie?

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The IAEA continues to save the world.

The United Nations’ nuclear watchdog, Mohamed ElBaradei, who has never succeeded in stopping a single country from developing nuclear weapons, is condemning Israel for the airstrike on Syria’s nuclear facility: IAEA chief lashes out over Israeli raid in Syria.

Because the UN is the “eyes and ears of the international community.” We’re not supposed to notice that those eyes are willfully blind, and those ears willfully deaf.

Chief UN nuclear watchdog Mohamed ElBaradei Sunday accused Israel of taking “the law into their own hands” with a raid on Syria, and demanded more information about what was hit.

Neither Israel nor the United States has furnished “any evidence at all” to prove that the Syrian site bombed last month was a secret nuclear facility, the director of the International Atomic Energy Agency told CNN.

“That, to me, is very distressful because we have a system; if countries have information that the country is working on a nuclear-related program, they should come to us. We have the authority to go out and investigate,” he said.

“But to bomb first and then ask questions later, I think it undermines the system and it doesn’t lead to any solution to any suspicion, because we are the eyes and ears of the international community.”