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• Sears Island marketeer was hired June 1 [2009]
• Sears Island boondoggle
• Disturbing Sears Island update

WASHINGTON -- Three months after the United Nations Security Council enacted its harshest sanctions yet against Iran, global nuclear inspectors reported Monday that the country has dug in its heels, refusing to provide inspectors with the information and access they need to determine whether the real purpose of Tehran's program is to produce weapons....

CAMP DAVID, Maryland (CNN) -- President Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair said Saturday there is ample evidence that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has weapons of mass destruction, but critics questioned that conclusion and late Saturday some of the evidence the leaders cited was brought into question....

Blair said on Saturday morning, "We only need look at the report from the International Atomic Energy Agency this morning, showing what has been going on at a former nuclear weapon site."

He said satellite pictures indicate new construction in Iraq at "former nuclear weapon sites."

Blair said he had just read about a number of attempts by Saddam to conceal weapons of mass destruction and concluded that he must act. "A policy of inaction is not a policy we can responsibly subscribe to," he said.

When Mr Blair visited Dublin, protesters threw shoes and eggs and one attempted to perform a citizen's arrest. He has now confirmed his second public appearance, an event at a branch of Waterstone's in Piccadilly, will be scrapped.

Mr Blair said: "I have decided not to go ahead with the signing as I don?t want the public to be inconvenienced by the inevitable hassle caused by protestors."

• President Obama is sympathetic to the idea that we should eliminate nuclear arsenals worldwide, including that of the US. He gave an April 2009 speech in Prague where he said, "I state clearly and with conviction America's commitment to seek the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons."
• The Obama Administration has issued in 2010 a new Nuclear Posture Review about which journalist Robert Sheer (of "With Enough Shovels" fame) suggested that the president with it moved towards "Earning His Nobel Prize" because it (and I?m quoting Sheer) "pledges a halt to U.S. efforts to modernize such weapons, as had been proposed by then-President George W. Bush in his call for new nuclear 'bunker busters.'" Doubtless, this is a major step in the right direction.
• President Obama has signed a new (START) Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty with Russia. In my view, the importance of this Treaty is the signal it sends that the US and Russia know the Cold War is over, even though the overwhelming impetus of those awful decades is taking decades to undo.
• Last, I?ll mention that for the first time ever, the US sent an envoy to Hiroshima to participate in the commemoration of the bombings. "For the sake of future generations, we must continue to work together to realize a world without nuclear weapons," said the envoy, John Roos, in remarks echoing a statement made by Secretary of State Clinton yesterday.

• One is to let our senators know that we want the new START Treaty ratified.
• Two is we can tell our senators that the decades-long unfinished business of a Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty finally must be ratified, 14 years now after President Clinton signed it, but blocked by Republican opposition.