Entire Buildings of Nuclear Material Missing In Iraq

Years ago, the IAMB ( International Atomic Monitoring Board) went into Iraq to survey the equipment that could be used to make a nuclear weapon. They sealed these machines and monitored their whereabouts quite effectively until they were evacuated from Iraq and prevented from re-entering the country by the US. Their new report indicates that entire buldings housing high tech equipment have been dismantled and disbursed to unknown locations in a feat even David Copperfield would be proud of. Officials are required to report any of this equipment being moved, but do not seem to have complied with this. Reminiscent of Baghdad Bob, Iraqi officials now insist there is no missing equipment despite the evidence of commercial satellite photos.

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