Why am I not surprised?

The Associated Press
Updated: 7:26 p.m. ET March 6, 2005

BEIRUT, Lebanon - The militant group Hezbollah, largely on the fence since anti-Syrian protests erupted in Lebanon last month, switched gears Sunday and threw its weight behind Syria and its allies — calling for massive rallies in Beirut to show loyalty to Damascus.

Keep in mind, that Iran is the financier of Hezbollah, and that recently, Iran and Syria joined together in a mutual defense sort of way to try to deter anything that the West (read U.S.) might have in mind about the mad mullahs (or mad moo-las, as GWB has put it).

Why Israel hasn't crushed these bastards is beyond me. They're easy enough to find.