Samstag, 20. August 2005
For Those Who Guessed (and Missed it)
Diese Nachricht stammt vom 4. August. Jeder sollte sie aber vernommen haben.
It’s the number one killer of American troops in Iraq: roadside bombs.
The massive roadside bomb that killed 14 Marines Wednesday flipped their 37-ton vehicle on its top and blew it some 40 feet down the road.
Tonight, there’s disturbing information that some of the most sophisticated of these deadly weapons are reportedly coming from Iran.
U.S. military and intelligence officials tell NBC News that American soldiers intercepted a large shipment of high explosives, smuggled into northeastern Iraq from Iran only last week.
Intelligence officials believe the high-explosives were shipped into Iraq by the Iranian Revolutionary guard or the terrorist group Hezbollah, but are convinced it could not have happened without the full consent of the Iranian government.
And Thursday, Defense Secretary Rumsfeld accused Iran of attempting to derail the democratic process in Iraq.
Iran’s Shiite government has also struck up a seemingly strange alliance with Sunni insurgents to try to drive the American military out of Iraq.
“They are desperate to get us out of Iraq” says Michael Ledeen, author of “The War Against the Terror Masters” and resident scholar in the Freedom Chair at the American Enterprise Institute. “If we succeed in Iraq they will be surrounded by elected governments.”
Wahre Worte.
Free Iran! Faster, please?

Samstag, 20. August 2005, 23:48
“Free Iran, faster please?”
Da seh ich im Moment schwarz, dafür ist weder die amer. Öffentlichkeit zu begeistern, noch ist die US Army im moment in der Lage noch mehr truppen in den ME zu verlegen, zumal auch in Ostasien Präsenz gezeigt werden muss.
Sonntag, 21. August 2005, 07:13
Please sign up for the army young man, we take whomever we can get. I’ll make sure that you yourself will be sent to free Teheran. Good boy!