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Senator Joseph Biden, the chairman of the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, warned on US television yesterday that if Israel responded to an attack, no Muslim nation, including such critical allies as Saudi Arabia and Turkey, could support the American effort against Iraq, even behind the scenes.

Biden is full of it. Even in the absolute worst case we would still have Turkey on our side, and almost certainly have our key allies as well.

If Syria and Saudi Arabia, in particular, decided to get too aggressive, it might even make it easier for us to take care of business with them as well. Hence, I would expect both of them to lay low no matter what Israel does.

This is the message Biden should be sending. Instead he tells them what they most want to hear: He is afraid.

Look for a 2 or 3 prong armor attack coming from neighboring countries. The XVIII Airborne Corps, led by USAF CCT, will take an airfield or two inside Iraq in an airborne assault, opening up the resupply lines. It'll be fast and furious fighting, blitzkreig at it's finest. With British SAS and our D boys probably already operating in Iraq they will quickly hunt down Saddam and fix his wagon. CIA already has two puppets to prop up in Saddam's sudden departure. Tis good to be the King no?

Only gotcha is Saddam getting some nasties off to land on Israel.

The real head of the terrorist snake is Iran and their whacked out mullahs who are bent on destroying the US. Remember 1979 when Iran declared Jihad on us? They consider it still on but many of us have forgotten them. In a perfect world, that heavy armor of ours would hook right after steamrolling Iraq and take on Iran. I don't think our leaders have the stones to do it or the support but they know where the terror is originating from. I say let the 7th armor lead the way into Tehran for some payback for those 300 Marines in Lebanon.