Killer of 3 U.S. Soldiers In Iraq Thursday Captured, Iran's Fingerprints All Over The Operation

Another direct link between Iran and the killing of U.S. soldiers in Iraq was unveiled today when Iraqi forces captured the Iraqi militiaman and his aide who were responsible for the rocket attack on the U.S. base on Thursday that killed three U.S. soldiers - these were three Minnesota National Guardsmen at a base near the airport. Look at the evidence that was uncovered today in the arrest, from the article at Breitbart:

During a search of the house where the suspect and an aide were arrested, Iraqi officials say they seized four Iranian-made rockets and documents listing names of officials to be targeted.

And that's not it, I am sure. Once they have questioned this militiaman, they will undoubtedly discover that this scum's training came from Iran as well. And when you look at all of it, if you are like me, you've had it. We have the Iranians being involved in the Iraq War for years and countless American troops were and are killed by this Iranian influence - and at the same time, we have our Commander-in-Chief releasing captured Quds Force members from Iraq back to Iran, we have Iranian President Ahmadinejad claiming he will make Western powers pay and that same Iranian leadership six months from nuclear weapons. I've fucking had it. What possibly do we need to NOT conduct attacks on Iran?

Let me be perfectly clear. This is another example of the audacity of the Iranians - where they have provided weapons, training and intelligence to jihadists in Iraq that killed American troops and some out there actually think that the Iranians will use their nuclear weapons responsibly?

If we had a President with have a set of cajones, he'd be in talks with Israel right now on just how the Iranian nukes would be taken out and how every military connection in Iran that has been involved in the killing of U.S. troops in Iraq would be systematically killed.

Iraq: Suspect arrested in attack on US base

BAGHDAD (AP) - Iraqi authorities have arrested a member of an Iranian-backed militia suspected in an attack that killed three U.S. soldiers in southern Iraq, police said Saturday.
Meanwhile to the west of Baghdad, a bomb killed three people, including the son of a tribal leader.
Maj. Gen. Adil Daham, chief of the Basra provincial police, said the militiaman confessed early Saturday to the attack on a U.S. base near the airport. The soldiers were killed Thursday night in a rocket attack, the U.S. military said, in a rare assault on troops in the comparatively quiet south.

During a search of the house where the suspect and an aide were arrested, Iraqi officials say they seized four Iranian-made rockets and documents listing names of officials to be targeted.
U.S. military commanders believe some Shiite militias have received funds and training from Iran, which denies the charge.
On Saturday, a bomb struck the vehicle of Sheik Naeim Salih al-Halbosi, a Sunni tribal leader, as he was leaving his house near Fallujah, a former insurgent stronghold west of the capital, police said.
Al-Halbosi survived with shrapnel wounds, but his son and two bodyguards were killed, an officer said on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media.
Al-Halbosi is a member of a tribal council cooperating with the Shiite-led government on security in the Fallujah region that has helped dramatically reduce insurgent activity in the area.
Also Saturday, government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh said the Iraqi Cabinet approved a measure to confiscate the assets of the family of toppled dictator Saddam Hussein and 52 former close aides who had used their powers to take over or misuse public properties or funds.
The government said a committee had been formed to investigate and decide whether to exclude some Iraqis whose assets had been unjustly frozen since the 2003 ouster of Saddam, who was executed three years later.
Parliament must approve the bill.