Delayed response

The UN is moving at flank speed:

U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan has proposed an international treaty outlawing terrorism. Mr. Annan unveiled a comprehensive anti-terror strategy at a conference marking the one-year anniversary of the deadly train attacks in Madrid.

Speaking to a gathering of leaders and terrorism experts from 50 countries, the secretary-general said the world must move quickly to deny terrorists the means to launch a nuclear attack that could cause international chaos. He said it is time to recognize that the threat of nuclear terrorism is real.

Hands up all those who didn't know, until Kofi told them, there is a terrorist nuclear threat.