[SGT T.]

It's not public knowledge, and there are reporters here, but we troopies don't care to have them around much. They seem to have a special way of making a warning shot look like an assassination attempt. Because of that stigma, we don't want them around when we go on missions. Here in the most obscure terms possible is what I mean about Iran. Coalition forces get intel that there are bad guys in a house. We go get the IA and let them know where to be at what time, and we pay that house a visit. When we go into the house, with the IA, we find bomb making stuff, anti-american propaganda, EFP's, RPG's, a Dragonov (sniper rifle) and... A FAT STACK OF IRANIAN CASH. (If that sounds weak, its because its the readers digest version.)

Now I know what you anti-war types are thinking... maybe they just came from a vacation there. Maybe they found it on the street. This is not conclusive evidance that Iran is involved in anything. Maybe not, but the EFP's (the good ones anyway) are NOT made in Iraq. They don't even have the technology to make the good ones. But guess who does. And Iranian cash is worthless here. But guess where its good.

Ok, so I just read that all, and I admit, it looks pretty weak. But thats as far as I can go with my justification of how I know Iran is involved. There's alot more to the story, but, well, you know the deal.