The ship was seized last week after police found undeclared military cargo hidden under bags of sugar in its hold.
But Dr. ElBaradei, who spoke in Libya after visiting four previously undeclared sites where scientists had been working to perfect the enrichment of uranium, did express surprise that Libya had acquired a great deal of high-technology equipment needed to enrich uranium through black-market transactions that have yet to be disclosed.
Gabor Simon, a former deputy-chairman of the Socialist Party, resigned and was later arrested after reports that he had undeclared assets worth €700,000 ($965,000) in an Austrian bank account (he denies wrongdoing).
It's an inspiring picture, but Congress long ago ceded most of its war-making power to the imperial presidency, and the termination of the draft after popular resistance to the (undeclared) Vietnam War mooted the "well regulated militia" of the amendment.
United Nations inspection officials say that the declaration will set a "baseline" for their work, and that the logical time for them to inspect undeclared sites will be after the Iraqis present their list.
In France, another ex-minister is facing charges of money laundering and tax fraud after he admitted that he had long had undeclared bank accounts, first in Switzerland, then in Singapore.
War between Britain and the Batavian Republic began, undeclared, in the spring of 1795 after the Admiralty ordered British warships to intercept Batavian shipping following the conquest of the Dutch Republic by the French Republic in January 1795.
The program came about after a similar one in 2009 drew in some 15,000 formerly undeclared accounts.
Such criticism is largely missing from the other films, which were made after those advisers had officially become soldiers in a war, albeit undeclared.
Mr. Cahuzac, who is reported to have once maintained an undeclared bank account in Switzerland, stepped down just hours after the announcement that he would be formally investigated on suspicion of tax fraud and money laundering.
