35 Quotes by David Albright

can't be achieved without verified assurances that North Korea is free of nuclear weapons.

I don't think any of the available intelligence represents a smoking gun.

You could go buy some centrifuge design information through the Indian procurement system. It's a very irresponsible way to handle sensitive information.

The trouble is that when they say they'll give it serious study, it doesn't mean they'll accept it.

The IAEA... won't know where these thousands of centrifuge components are. If you move them out from where inspectors can go, you can much more easily build a centrifuge plant in secret.

The IAEA ... won't know where these thousands of centrifuge components are. If you move them out from where inspectors can go, you can much more easily build a centrifuge plant in secret.

You worry that somehow this can become part of a chemical weapons program.

And I think the Pentagon, particularly the hard-liners, suspended their analytical judgment in order to adopt some of these points of view and information.