Presidential candidate Ron Paul: Iran Attack On Within A Year,

Ron Paul: Iran Attack On Within A Year
Presidential candidate says Neo-Cons waiting for right opportunity
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Tuesday, August 28, 2007

Presidential candidate Ron Paul believes that an attack on Iran is highly likely within a year and that the Bush administration is simply waiting for the right opportunity, or event on which to blame Iran, before launching the assault.

"If I were a betting man I would bet that they will attack Iran before the end of this administration, which means in the next year or so," the Congressman told the Alex Jones Show today.

"The plans have been laid just like the plans were laid to go into Iraq a long time before they did but they had to wait for the right opportunity." "The radical Neo-Cons are still there - they may have been diminished a little bit but they’re still very very influential and very very powerful and they have the President’s ear so I think they’re just laying the plans, waiting for the opportunity," said Paul.

" I don’t think the opportunity presents itself right now, I don’t think we’re gonna wake up tomorrow morning and have it happen unless they can blame the Iranians for something else - of course they’re setting the stage for that by declaring that their Guard unit over there is a terrorist organization, so anything now is possible and they’ll blame it on the Iranians and and make that excuse."

The Presidential candidate said he had "Talked to some military people and historians who knew the region," and they they told him "it would be the most disastrous thing we could do for our own sake," jeopardizing the lives of U.S. troops in Iraq and trapping them from getting out of the Persian Gulf.

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