I feel your pain Bowz, and it would almost be funny, if it weren't the truth. Here we are eyeing Iran because they build the IED's that are blowing up our soldiers. But explosives, rifles and rockets (and soon chemicals and biologicals) are coming in from all the borders as the Merchants of Death (arms dealers) see a good market there in Iraq for their trade. I wouldn't doubt they are training and even supplying some mercenaries to take on the American and Iraqi armies. It's an old cold war trick, we wrote the manual.
And before long, when those extra troops and ammunition caches are used up in Iraq, MORE will be needed because we will all have fallen even deeper in trouble, and we'll need MORE.
Then Bush and his comrades in the defense industry will only see more dollars in their bank accounts and order more soldiers over their for their conflagration, all the while ignoring the cries of the American and Iraq people. Saddam was a cakewalk compared to who and what they are going to need to control Iraq. Personally I think it's a no win situation.
Gotta love it (not hate it, the "mirror principle" and all that).
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