UN’s IAEA Wins Nobel Prize
OSLO, Norway (Reuters) -- The U.N. nuclear watchdog and its head, Mohamed ElBaradei, won the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for their efforts to limit the spread of atomic weapons.
The Norwegian Nobel Committee picked the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and ElBaradei, an Egyptian, from a record field of 199 candidates.
Here's a list of the success had by the IAEA in recent years:
* India announced it officially possessed nuclear weapons.
* Pakistan announced it had nuclear weapons.
* Libya announced that it had a highly-developed nuclear weapons program, and turned it over -- lock, stock, and barrel -- to the United States.
* North Korea has continued violations of the treaty and is unabashedly seeking nuclear weapons.
* Iran has repeatedly violated the treaty and is unabashedly seeking nuclear weapons.
* Pakistan has helped spread what it has learned about nuclear weapons throughout the Muslim world.
The Nobel Prize has become a joke.
Of course, most of us had that one figured out when they gave it to a terrorist.












