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Do you have any backup for how the Sunni insurgency was aided by Shiite Iran to kill and wound "most" of the Americans that were sent to Iraq to find WMD that was not there.
Iran was not killing anybody in Iraq until Bush sent Americans in to be sitting ducks in humvees that were not uparmored until several years in.
What is "most" from whatever fictional report you are reading? Or have you read nothing providing that statistic?
There has never been conclusive evidence that Tehran's leadership was sending advance IED's into Iraq to kill US troops. Your beloved Bush admitted that in a Press Conference in February 2007.
"Bush says he can't prove Iran is sending weapons to Iraq By Terence Hunt. Associated Press Published: Thursday, Feb. 15 2007 12:00 a.m. MST "
Bush says he can't prove Iran is sending weapons to Iraq
So Eagle is posting as fact that "most" Americans were killed by Iranian supplied weapons based upon something that the previous President of the United States said he can't prove and he does not know if Iran's leaders were responsible.
Not defending Iran, just sticking to facts and demolishing more baseless claims by conservatives in the USA.
Most of our guys came home in bags from advanced IED tech from Iran...............
Do you have any backup for how the Sunni insurgency was aided by Shiite Iran to kill and wound "most" of the Americans that were sent to Iraq to find WMD that was not there.
Iran was not killing anybody in Iraq until Bush sent Americans in to be sitting ducks in humvees that were not uparmored until several years in.
What is "most" from whatever fictional report you are reading? Or have you read nothing providing that statistic?
There has never been conclusive evidence that Tehran's leadership was sending advance IED's into Iraq to kill US troops. Your beloved Bush admitted that in a Press Conference in February 2007.
"Bush says he can't prove Iran is sending weapons to Iraq By Terence Hunt. Associated Press Published: Thursday, Feb. 15 2007 12:00 a.m. MST "
. Three senior U.S. military officials, at a weekend briefing in Baghdad, said the highest levels of the Iranian government had ordered the weapons smuggled into Iraq. They based their claim on the belief the weapons are moving into Iraq through the Iran's Revolutionary Guards elite Quds Force.
But Gen. Peter Pace, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said later he was not ready to conclude that Iran's top leaders were behind the attacks. Some lawmakers also have questioned the administration's statements.
Wading into the debate, Bush said the Quds Force was instrumental in supplying the weapons — "we know that," he said — and that the Quds Force was part of the Iranian government. "That's a known," he said. "What we don't know is whether or not the head leaders of Iran ordered the Quds Force to do what they did."
Pressed again on the subject, Bush displayed some irritation and said, "Whether (Iranian President Mahmoud) Ahmadinejad ordered the Quds Force to do this, I don't think we know. But we do know that they're there and I intend to do something about it. And I've asked our commanders to do something about it. And we're going to protect our troops." Ahmadinejad has denied Iran was behind the attacks.
Democrats on the Senate Armed Services Committee emerged from a classified briefing Wednesday saying they wanted more information about Iran. The committee chairman, Sen. Carl Levin, said it was unclear to him precisely what the administration knows about the Tehran government's ties to the weapons found in Iraq.
Bush says he can't prove Iran is sending weapons to Iraq
So Eagle is posting as fact that "most" Americans were killed by Iranian supplied weapons based upon something that the previous President of the United States said he can't prove and he does not know if Iran's leaders were responsible.
Not defending Iran, just sticking to facts and demolishing more baseless claims by conservatives in the USA.
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