Is the honeymoon over?

UNITED NATIONS - Britain and France want to turn the U.N. inspection force that worked in Iraq before the war into a permanent agency authorized to investigate biological weapons and missile programs worldwide, The Associated Press has learned.

The United States opposes the idea, diplomats and U.N. officials said, putting Washington at odds with its wartime ally Britain and in the same camp as Pakistan and Syria - Security Council members whose suspect weapons programs have caused international concern.  article

That's the third bit of info I've seen since Double-face's visit to London that has Britain on the opposite side of an issue as the U.S.

Hmmm...who would be against a permanent WMD investigative authority aside from countries with WMD? I could parrot to the administration the same cliché Asskkkroft and his ilk always prattle to "liberals" who are against further restrictions on civil liberties: you have nothing to fear if you have nothing to hide.

....but hey, do what you want....you will anyway.