From: John Cuccia 

Nice job W.   When you were bankrupting small oil companies your
daddy's friends could always be counted on to bail you out.   Now that
you've  destroyed one country and severely damaged another (the USA) no one
can help.  You're like some mega, twisted version of the Peter Principle. 
Instead of rising to the level of your own incompetence (which you did the
day you decided to quit drinking), you've pushed things beyond the ability
of anyone to fix.

The mullahs thank you, however, for doing Allah's work.

http://www.reason.com/blog/show/116944.html
Iran can either facilitate or humiliate a U.S. withdrawal from Iraq. Key
mullahs now say Iran should assist a U.S. exit that would enhance Iran's
regional power. The argument, put forward by Moshen Rezai, secretary of the
government's "Expediency Council," states that "America's
arrival in the region presented Iran with an historic opportunity."

"The kind of service that the Americans, with all their hatred, have
done us," said Mr. Rezai, "no superpower has ever done anything
similar. America destroyed all our enemies in the region. It destroyed the
Taliban. It destroyed Saddam Hussein. ... It did all this in order to
confront us face to face, and in order to place us under siege. But the
American teeth got so stuck in the soil of Iraq and Afghanistan that if
they manage to drag themselves back to Washington in one piece, they should
thank Allah."

America, therefore, "presents us with an opportunity rather than a
threat -- not because it intended to, but because its estimates were wrong
and made many mistakes," argued Mr. Rezai. Washington, he said,
"has now despaired of toppling the Islamic Republic. The threats we
face... are about blocking Iran's influence in the region. This is a vital
national interest and the entire nuclear dispute revolves around it."

Mr. Rezai said, "now that the Democrats have both houses of
Congress," it was incumbent upon Iran to "behave
reasonably." America's policies and goals in the Middle East won't
change, he concluded, but methods will and "put aside Bush's
warmongering methods," and both countries "will stay clear of
aggressive confrontations."

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