What is Iran's strategy in Iraq? "The Iranian government sees an unprecedented opportunity to bring Iraq into its sphere of influence and prevent it from re-emerging as a threat to Iranian interests," the Defense Department said in its November report, "Measuring Security and Stability in Iraq."
"Iran seeks to ensure that the Coalition bears political, economic and human casualty costs to deter future U.S. regional intervention. To achieve these objectives, Iran continues to pursue a dual-track strategy of supporting Shia unity and a stable government in Iraq -- either a functioning, unified Shia-dominated government or a federated one -- on one hand, while facilitating militia activities in Iraq on the other."
Iran, in fact, is allied with Iraqi Shiites who are part of the Iraqi government.
... until President Bush and Congress realize we're in a world-wide fight against tyranny, countries will be partitioned and subdued piece-meal throughout the world. German Neo-Nazis will combine with Islamists, Sharia Law communities will continue to grow in Europe and America, and the American public will continue to be trained to accept Islam!
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