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Saturday, November 10, 2007

Bush wrong again

It's beginning to look as though the Administration's claims that North Korea was trying to enrich uranium are proving false, just like it's claims about Iraq. From the Washington Post:

North Korea is providing evidence to the United States aimed at proving that it never intended to produce highly enriched uranium for nuclear weapons, undermining a key U.S. intelligence finding, South Korean and U.S. officials said this week.

In closely held talks, the North Korean government has granted U.S. experts access to equipment and documents to make its case, in preparation for declaring the extent of its nuclear activities before the end of the year. North Korean officials hope the United States will simultaneously lift sanctions against Pyongyang as the declaration is made.

If North Korea successfully demonstrates that U.S. accusations about the uranium-enrichment program are wrong, it will be a blow to U.S. intelligence and the Bush administration's credibility.

Can Iran be far behind? That would make it three out of three for the Axis of Evil. Makes one wonder what the real source of the "evil" may be.

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