Toad’s Chorus

A United Nations aircraft has disappeared over the nuclear wasteland of former Iran.

The nuclear bombardment that wiped out close to 90% of it’s population, has left the desolate wasteland with pockets of people still living in lesser contaminated zones.

The UN regularly drop food, water and medicine in an attempt to help the remaining survivors.

Major Janice Mackie, head of the UN operation in the area made a brief statement confirming that a transporter with seven crew had disappeared near the former capital of Tehran. Due to the level of radiation in the area, locating the plane will prove difficult, and it is unlikely the crew will survive the levels of radiation in the area.

Major Mackie offered sympathy to the friends and family of the crew.

This is the seventh loss of a transporter in the area in eighteen months.

Nearly three years after a nuclear bombardment that wiped out close to 90% of it’s population, Iran’s interim government has approached the UN supreme council to petition compensation.

After the failure of the Bush administration in USA to prove Iran was actually a threat, there are legal grounds under international law to seek compensation.

Unfortunately for Iran, the former United States of American is no longer culpable for previous war crimes. The Federated States of North America, which exclude New York, and most of the wasteland of the former Midwest, do not accept or acknowledge any claims on former USA policy decisions.

The reality is the only compensation of war crimes Iranian people could seek would need to be applied to the individual decision makers.

As the majority of them were killed in the 2007 coup, it is unlikely they will be able to find justice.