ETERNAL VIGILANCE

Schism Between Neocons and Big Oil
Forces Changes in U.S. Policy

By Jim Betker

Shortly after George W. Bush took office in 2001, plans were put into motion to take control of Iraqi oil and oust Saddam Hussein. This plan even extended to a forced coup d’état which never materialized due to the efficiency of Saddam’s body guards.

In a recently uncovered U.S. State Department document, it has been learned that U.S. oil companies and pragmatists at the State Department have scored a victory over the Zionist inspired neocons led by Richard Perle, Paul Wolfowitz and John Bolton.

Perle has left the spotlight since before the last election. Bolton and Wolfowitz have now been booted to other less sensitive positions, though Wolfowitz’s recent nomination to the World Bank presidency is being challenged by its European members.

In this split we can definitely see the hand of the Bush Crime Family as it attempts to consolidate power and get rid of the neocon horde responsible for the Iraqi debacle. The plan adopted by the State Department was drawn up by Amy Jaffe of the James Baker Institute in Texas. Baker is long known for his ties to the Carlyle Group and is currently representing Exxon-Mobil and Saudi Arabia as an attorney.

Apparently, the privatization of Russian oil by the Jewish oligarchs, in which U.S. oil companies were locked out, was a primary consideration in the ousting of the neocon cabal. The oil companies seem to love their profit more than controlling the actions of the OPEC oil cartel and the price of oil. High oil prices do not seem to bother them since it is only the people who must pay the price by being gouged at the pump.

The only thing the U.S. oil companies have to fear now is the Shi’ite revolution and the re-emergence of Ahmed Chalabi after his recent ouster as the neocon’s “golden boy.” Chalabi, now a member of the Unified Iraqi Alliance, has worked his way close to Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani in his strange trek in the Middle East political scene. It is possible that, if you take a deep enough breath, you will smell a rat with Chalabi.

All of this does not bode well for anything but the unification of a Shi’ite crescent in the Middle East that stretches from Iran and Saudi Arabia to Lebanon. There is a certain risk that the new Shia ruling bloc in Iraq could well tell Bush and Cheney to get out of Iraq in the near future.

Meanwhile the attacks against oil facilities in Iraq are at an all time high. This exemplifies the standard military tactic of denying your opponent their goal, which would be control of the oil. And this explodes the theory that the so-called insurgency is a rag-tag group of “terrorists.”

The majority of the violence and kidnappings being perpetrated are directed by either CIA or Mossad “false-flag” operations, and are opposed by the remnants of the former Iraqi Republican Guard who are working closely with Islamic clerics to enable a return to Iraqi sovereignty. It is possible the terror acts committed by these covert operatives will increase in an attempt to keep the Shi’ites off balance. This is a part of the propaganda war in Iraq.

The Zionists have now been locked out of any profit from the Iraqi black gold by their being foiled in the privatization endeavor. And, unlike the Russian economic plunder, the Iraqi situation is only going to benefit the international corporations in the long run, even if the Iraqi oil is administered by a state run company.