[Kozak]

That border goes 2 ways. We should be stirring the sh#t on the Iranian side of the border. Must be some groups (disidents, Iranian Kurds, who could use some weapons and money.

[standing united]

WE certainly could turn that around on the iranians. set claymore mines along a corridor we believe the iranians are using to smuggle these weapons to iraq. Go back the next day, and military intellegence would have a gold mine of information laying all over the ground, and there would be NO dought as to who was smuggling weapons!

Lets get some!! Stop playing around with these chumps!

[dr_who_2]

Excellent point.

[jeffers]

"That border goes 2 ways. We should be stirring the sh#t on the Iranian side of the border. Must be some
groups (disidents, Iranian Kurds, who could use some weapons and money."

You don't think the 13 Iranian "tour buses" that all crashed into "fuel tanker trucks" at the exact same time in SE Iran near the Pak border were really full of "tourists" do you?

Was the train that exploded in NW Iran levelling a whole village really full of "agricultural chemicals"?

We already know the NK train was carrying missile technology when it "accidently exploded", and that the Iranian borders are wall to wall with elephant cage antennae, I don't think the road map needs to be any plainer than it is right now.

[Americanexpat]

"The border goes two ways."

I was thinking the same thing. Why not set off some IEDs on their side of the border and let them know how it feels?

We have been putting stories in the news for weeks that we were coming up with ways to defeat the IEDs, it is natural that the enemy finds away to neutralize our new weapons. We need to keep new technology a secret until we can use it effectively. I don't just blame our MSM for this, seems like something is always coming out of the government or the pentagon about these things.