The prophets of doom should be breathing a sigh of relief these days. Iran and Libya, two rogue states judged to have been secretly reaching for atom bombs, have suddenly declared their intention to go peaceful and are letting international inspectors crawl all over them. Time to celebrate? No way. Instead, some keepers of the nation’s nuclear arsenal worry that maybe, just maybe, the Iranians and Libyans believe that terrorists could have a nuclear device made of plutonium and wanted to bare their clandestine uranium labors to rule out the possibility of retaliatory strikes in the event of an attack on the United States. Full Story