Iran Oil

On Sep 26, 2005 the Zetas mentioned that sabre rattling by the US against Iran had at its base Iranian oil, one of the largest reserves in the world, and that to take over the oil fields of the world was a Bush administration agenda from the start.

The plans to invade Iran and Venezuela for their oil reserves, stymied because the US Military is needed at home, and is insisting it must leave Iraq to attend to the home front, rather than securing and guarding oil reserves for the Bush crowd.

ZetaTalk: Bush Counter-Coup, written Sep 26, 2005

On July 27, 2006 Rolling Stones magazine reported a recent leak, that invading Iran was a plan of the Bush administration, as far back as 2003.

Iran: The Next War
Rolling Stones July 27, 2006

Even before the bombs fell on Baghdad, a group of senior Pentagon officials were plotting to invade another country. Their covert campaign once again relied on false intelligence and shady allies. But this time, the target was Iran. At the very moment that American forces were massing for an invasion of Iraq, there were indications that a rogue group of senior Pentagon officials were already conspiring to push the United States into another war-this time with Iran. A top-secret National Security Presidential Directive that dealt with U.S. policy on Iran, crafted by Michael Rubin, the desk officer for Iraq and Iran in Feith's office, the document called, in essence, for regime change in Iran.

The Bush administration's hostility toward Iran is not simply an outgrowth of the current crisis. War with Iran has been in the works for the past five years, shaped in almost complete secrecy by a small group of senior Pentagon officials attached to the Office of Special Plans. The man who created the OSP was Douglas Feith, the undersecretary of defense for policy. A former Middle East specialist on the National Security Council in the Reagan administration, Feith had long urged Israel to secure its borders in the Middle East by attacking Iraq and Iran. After Bush's election, Feith went to work to make that vision a reality, putting together a team of neoconservative hawks determined to drive the U.S. to attack Tehran.