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Originally Posted by DeepIron
David Albright, president of Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS) and a former U.N. weapons inspector, said the absence of such evidence warrants skepticism that the reactor was part of an active weapons program.
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"The United States and Israel have not identified any Syrian plutonium separation facilities or nuclear weaponization facilities," he said. "The lack of any such facilities gives little confidence that the reactor is part of an active nuclear weapons program. The apparent lack of fuel, either imported or indigenously produced, also is curious and lowers confidence that Syria has a nuclear weapons program."
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If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck... It must be a nuclear weapons facility... 
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Exactly, why else would they build a reactor in the middle of desert in secret. The scientists could be angry they didnt get to go and do an inspection. The other facilities could be anywhere in Syria. This could also be disinformation toward the Syrians.
