Myanmar to Become A Nuclear Power?

Cyclone Nargis hit Myanmar May 1, 2008

COGwriter

Myanmar (also known as Burma) may be becoming a nuclear power:

Myanmar nuke accusations should raise radioactive questions for world leaders

By Joshua Wilwohl

A former United Nations nuclear inspector said Friday that secret documents smuggled out of Myanmar by an army defector show the country anxiously is looking to develop nukes.

This comes at a time when North Korea is threatening its southern counterpart and when U.S. President Barack Obama has called for peace treaties to curb nuclear proliferation, all while Iran President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad speeds up his country’s technology.

The report, first obtained by The Associated Press, states Myanmar has attempted experiments with uranium and the equipment needed for enrichment…

It’s quite obvious that Myanmar is only the tip of the iceberg in this fight. The country allegedly has ties with North Korea and some U.S. officials have accused the two countries of collaborating to develop nuclear weapons (as the AP reported that early documents show North Korea allegedly helped Myanmar construct underground facilities to create nukes).  http://theklaxon.com/myanmar-nuke-accusations-raise-radioactive-questions-for-world-governments/6813

Myanmar’s Secret Nuclear Program Revealed
Defector Says North Korea Helping Myanmar Develop Nuclear Weapons Program
ABC News – June 4, 2010

With the help of North Korea, Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, has acquired components for a nuclear weapons program, including technology for uranium enrichment and long-range missiles, ABC News has learned.

A defector from Myanmar — an army major and deputy commander of a top-secret nuclear facility — escaped the country with thousands of files detailing a secret nuclear and missile program.

“The purpose is they really want a bomb. That is their main objective,” said defector Sai Thein Win, the major who says he visited the installations and attended meetings at which the new technology was demonstrated.

“They want to have the rockets and nuclear warhead,” he said.

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/north-korea-helping-myanmar-secret-nuclear-program/story?id=10823439

If true, this is such a travesty on humanity, I can barely type about it.

Over 135,000 died because of Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar a couple of years ago (see Over 220,000 Killed in 2008 Disasters).  More could have survived, yet the Myanmar government refused most foreign aid.

Instead of helping its people, the powers that be in Myanmar seem obsessed with keeping their power.  And while that is true of leaders in pretty much all other lands in this age, those in Myanmar seem to have pushed this beyond what most carnal leaders have been willing to do.

Jesus said to pray, “Thy kingdom come” (Matthew 6:10, KJV).  And Myanmar (as well as all other lands) needs this desperately.

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