Investigative reporter
Daniel Estulin has gone
further with his bombshell
revelation first voiced last
week that political insiders
are considering a plot to
assassinate Ron Paul, today
identifying the Neo-Con camp
as being behind the
potential hit.
Appearing on The Alex Jones
Show, Estulin said that his
sources for the information
were real patriots who love
America and are desperate to
see the truth get out, but
that he always took the
precaution of getting
verification from more than
one individual on each piece
of information he releases.
"What I said about Ron Paul
last week came from two
different people who don't
know each other," said
Estulin, adding that his
source had in turn got the
information from sources
within the Neo-Con camp and
that it was individuals from
within the Neo-Con camp that
are considering what would
happen if Ron Paul was
assassinated.
Estulin stressed that
to elaborate any further he
would need to seek
permission from those giving
him the information to
retain their confidence and
trust.
"I am getting information
from my sources that there
are people involved from a
higher level of the American
establishment who are
seriously considering - this
has not been confirmed - but
assassination is definitely
on the agenda and I pray to
God that this is not the
case," Estulin first told
Jones last week.
As we
reported following the
initial release of the
information, Estulin, author
of the global bestseller
The True Story of the
Bilderberg Group,
described the concept as a
"trial balloon from the
inner core within the inner
core - it hasn't gone beyond
that but it is obviously on
the table because I think
needless to say they are
very much concerned," he
added.
Ron Paul himself has stated on a
previous occasion
that he is aware of the dangers of
being such a bold icon for freedom
and understands that political
assassinations have occurred in the
past.
In a June appearance
on The Alex
Jones Show, Congressman Paul
acknowledged that such a threat is
"real," agreeing with a number of
historical examples where leaders
were killed or attacked for
successfully standing up to the
system. "That's right. They'll do
it," Paul said, making reference
with Alex Jones to upstarts like
Andrew Jackson, "The Kingfish" Huey
Long, Bobby Kennedy, George
Washington and even George Wallace.
Another secret
service source told Estulin that the
message scrolled across the bottom
of the screen during Ron Paul's CNN
interview on Tuesday,
"Paul is dead, Paul is dead, Paul is
dead," was
potentially more than just a matter
of quoting a joke made by Mike
Huckabee about attacks on his
campaign ads, but in fact could be
taken as a threat or even a cue to
Paul's would-be assassin.
Estulin noted that a similar thing
occurred before the assassination of
Robert Kennedy in 1968, but was
quick to caution that he could not
confirm the authenticity of the
judgment that this was related to
the consideration of a plot to kill
the Congressman.
Click here
to listen to the MP3 interview with
Estulin.
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