Monday, July 2, 2007
Iran using Hezbollah to engage US Forces in Iraq as Nancy Pelosi's Do Nothing Congress Goes on Vacation
Despite the insistence by President Ahmadinejad that Iran is not engaged in military action in Iraq, Mossad says otherwise.
Iran is using the Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah to provide weapons and equipment to Islamic militants that are killing U.S. Soldiers.
Ali Mussa Dakdouk a Hezbollah member for the past 2.5 decades was arrested by the U.S. Military while working in Iraq as an Iranian Intelligence Operative and Member of the Iranian "Quds" which is part of the elite Iranian Revolutionary Guard.
A former spokesman for the "Muqtada al Sadar-Al-Kazaali" acknowledged that the Muqtada Group were responsible for terrorist attacks in Iraq and the attacks could not have been carried out without Intelligence from the Quds. The former spokesman for the Muqtada Group further said that the group received specialized military training in Iran.
As terrorism against civilian targets have increased during the past week with three terrorist attacks taking place in Great Britain and Scotland, eight Islamic terror suspects have now been arrested by British authorities include one who is a trained Iraqi Physician. According to Prime Minister Gordon Brown, all 8 suspects are linked to Al-Qaida which is receiving financial assistance and training of through Iran.
While Islamic Fascists continue to export terrorism throughout the world and with new terrorist threats being made against the United States according to German Intelligence, the Democratic Leadership in Nancy Pelosi's 110th "Do Nothing But Run Away Congress" is planning a series of "Cut and Run" votes next week on Iraq after they return from their 4th July Holiday break.
While the President poll numbers are at 26% his poll numbers are still twice as high as the Congress which makes the President twice as popular as Nancy Pelosi's Do Nothing But Run Away Congress. Congress did make sure they received their pay raise to $170,000.00 before they took their vacations.