Anybody heard of Syria wanting to join the Atomic nations club?

Answer 1

No. But since every one else is hopping on board, it wouldn't surprise me.

And they have a neighbor, Israel, that has illegally pursued a nuclear program. So they have as much right as anyone else.

Answer 2

Not at all this is an Israeli / American ploy to stifle the disarment deal with North Korea so they dont have to give them full diplomatic recognition and just a half baked excuse for Israel to flex its muscles. Remember we were told in 2002 Saddam was tring to build a nuke which turned out to be false,
Since 2003 we have been told Iran is trying to build a nuke with no evidence.
Now Syria is being welcomed into the accusations club! The smart money says Venezuela is next!

Answer 3

Ever wonder how everyone want to be the "Big Boys" with two empty hands?
When the seat were so limited.
Ever wonder how God chosen the twelve disciples for the good of mankind had distributed those seats equally among the twelve?
Look like those interested will have to sit on the floor with cross legs in tent.
The mystery expose by the missing key.
Ever wonder who were climbing up the coconut trees and still look green getting kick on the butts as casualty of the dead Mummy in not worshiping God in pulling down their pants and bare the backsides?
It's quite embarassing in kicking the butts of God without being Chosen as one.

Answer 4

1. They have a small research reactor incapable to produce large amounts of plutonium.
2. They don't have so-called "nuclear infrastructure", i.e. heavy industry, hi-tech, and necessary level of educated personnel.

Answer 5

Yes, Israel recently took out North Korean supplied materials in that endeavor.

Answer 6

They do have a reactor but they are still far from weapon capability and even if they make one , they donot have a credible delivery system

Answer 7

Not any more seen the news lately