National Security Adviser John Bolton RESIGNS

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https://twitter.com/PamelaGeller/status/1171458596082610182

[Bolton} spent much of the last week waging a last-minute battle to prevent Mr. Trump from signing off on a peace agreement with the Taliban militant organization, which he viewed as anathema — a deal that the president was preparing to finalize by inviting the Taliban leaders to Camp David.

Mr. Bolton urged Mr. Trump to reject the agreement, arguing that the president could still withdraw troops from Afghanistan to fulfill his campaign promise without getting in bed with an organization responsible for killing thousands of Americans over the last 18 years. (NYT)

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Washington Post on the 8th:

Competing versions of what led to the cancellation of the meeting and, at least temporarily, any further U.S.-Taliban negotiations, exposed internal administration tensions that have flared as a deal seemed near in recent weeks.

Those tensions have pitted Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, whose chief negotiator, Zalmay Khalilzad, said a week ago that agreement “in principle” had been reached after 10 months of talks with the militants, and Trump national security adviser John Bolton, who opposed the talks.

Khalilzad is an old Bush nation building lackey. He shouldn’t be in this administration.

“I hope not,” Pompeo said in response to questions about whether the initial drawdown of at least 5,000 troops — more than a third of the total currently in Afghanistan — planned for early next year would be delayed, along with a subsequent full withdrawal tentatively planned to take place by the end of 2020. In exchange, the Taliban was to pledge to cut ties with al-Qaeda and support counterterrorism efforts.

But “any reduction in our forces will be based on actual conditions” on the ground, Pompeo said on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” one of five Sunday television interviews he gave after Trump’s surprise announcement, made late Saturday on Twitter, about the planned Sunday meeting at Camp David.

Clearly the Taliban at Camp David was a bridge too far.

Trump was the main person pushing for the Camp David meeting, according to a senior administration official who, like others who discussed the sensitive issue, spoke only on the condition of anonymity. Comparing the initiative to Trump’s personal meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, and his stated desire to meet with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, this official said Trump thinks his personal style can persuade anyone, and that he has seen the possibility of a substantial Afghan withdrawal as a major plus for his reelection campaign.

While many in the administration have questioned the Taliban talks, Pompeo and Bolton have been at loggerheads over this issue and others, with Bolton, a well-known hawk, charging that Pompeo was trying to “box him out” of decision-making on Afghanistan.

Now this:

Trump ousts National Security Adviser John Bolton, says they ‘disagreed strongly’ on policy

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Liatris Spicata
Liatris Spicata
4 years ago

Bad news!

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
4 years ago

Congress and Trump will continue to do nothing to stop the muslims embedded in the USA.

livingengine
livingengine
4 years ago

set an email alert for Zalmay Khalilzad and you will see he is constantly in the news. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zalmay_Khalilzad
He has only been on the job as U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation for 5 days, but has been around Washington for 40 years.

Dave Jensen
Dave Jensen
4 years ago

“Blood and guts” Bolton–his guts, our blood.

Ban Islam
Ban Islam
4 years ago
Reply to  Dave Jensen

That’s the price of freedom and the media portrays him as a warhawk, because they’re a bunch of traitorous cowards. Without strong people like Bolton, America will be quickly conquered.

Just watch what will happen if the Democrats get power for a couple of decades, the US will be Islamified but maybe that’s what you want.

My claim that Trump is a dove and weak is turning out to be true. Ted Cruz would’ve been a better wartime president. Trump thinks he can placate our enemies with his showmanship, his stupid decisions will come back to haunt him.

Dave Jensen
Dave Jensen
4 years ago
Reply to  Ban Islam

I still think we have spent 17 years in Afghanistan and I can’t see it’s any better than it was. I don’t see what we really gained in Iraq either. Thousands of men killed, trillions spent and I believe if we left them along we might actually be better off. I also don’t see why we have to spend money on European defense. They have plenty of money to do it themselves. The US is broke and we have got to cut expenses.

Ban Islam
Ban Islam
4 years ago
Reply to  Dave Jensen

We’ve spent decades there because our leadership is full of morons who refuse to accept that the enemy is Islam itself and not only some dirty ragheads in the hills of Tora Bora.

So yes if we’re not going to eradicate the Taliban and eliminate Islamic regimes, then bring the troops home. However be prepared to send them back because so long as we allow these cockroaches to keep breathing they will continue to attack America and its allies again and again.

Blame Obama and Bush for the trillions wasted and yes we can force our allies to spend on their own defenses, which I think Trump is already pushing for.

However let’s not lose sight of the fact that we are at war against Islam and sooner or later we’re going to have to confront this evil menace which seeks to annihilate us.

That means that if Iran, Pakistan are not denuclearized, there’s a chance they could use their nukes against us and I include Turkey and other Muslim nations which seek to acquire nuclear weapons.

Tearlag
Tearlag
4 years ago

I think that bringing the taliban to Camp David and giving these terrorists any kind of respect was a terrible idea. It’s bad enough that after 18 years since the country was attacked by jihadis, the muzzloids have practically become “national treasures” and are calling the shots by bleating about “islamophobia.” They’re liars no matter what they “pledge” to do. Trump should know that by now. Bolton is considered a hawk and the President knew that as well when he hired him.

Sweetp Holt
Sweetp Holt
4 years ago
Reply to  Tearlag
Suresh
Suresh
4 years ago
Reply to  Tearlag

Agree. If Trump is smart enough , he should pass E.O to ban all terror/crime/illegal/drug linked persons from coming to America and those who advocate for them should lose their assets/citizenship and deported/jailed as terror agents.

Unless this is done there will be never ending cases . And America will become like canada/EU

Like this Left/Liberal Loons Run Country has been turned into ISIS/jihadi base https://tinyurl.com/y74v5327

But corrupt MSM will not talk about it

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
4 years ago
Reply to  Suresh

But corrupt Congress will not talk about it and a naive Trump will not do it either!

Suresh
Suresh
4 years ago
Reply to  CharlieSeattle

If all conservatives start demanding Trump do the needful by tweeting , emailing he will be forced to act. Its about how many demand it.
so far conservatives themselves are not demanding it. on what basis will he act ?

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
4 years ago
Reply to  Suresh

Common sense! ………….ops, nevermind.

Isabellathecrusader
Isabellathecrusader
4 years ago
Reply to  Tearlag

Just goes to show how far CAIR has gotten with their propaganda war. President Trump needs a crash course in Muslim Mafia.

Rob Porter
Rob Porter
4 years ago

This a terrible and stupid decision by Donald Trump,, once again emphasizing that he is clueless about Islam and the Qur’an. He certainly does need a “crash course” in Islam and Muslim psychology. If Trump understood Islam one iota he would understand that you cannot negotiate productively with people who have no sense of honour, play deceitful games and will abide by any agreement just as long as it suites them and their purpose. Mike Pompeo similarly needs to be clued up. Like Michael Flynn, John Bolton has good understanding of Muslims and Islam, and right now the West is in dire need of ‘hawks’ who have no illusions about dealing with despots such Kim Jong Un, Iran’s disgusting Rouhani and the vile Taliban. Trump’s personal style means nothing when dealing with such deceivers and liars. He needs to wake up and smell the coffee.

Isabellathecrusader
Isabellathecrusader
4 years ago
Reply to  Rob Porter

Totally agreed Rob. When I heard Trump was planning to meet with the Taliban I thought, “NO! NO! You can’t do that. You can’t trust them”. I am praying that he doesn’t have to learn the hard way.

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
4 years ago

WRT islam, Trump is dangerously naive!

Michael Garfinkel
Michael Garfinkel
4 years ago
Reply to  Tearlag

I support Trump, but let’s face it – the man has a huge ego, and an unfortunate need to be liked and admired.

That need was on display in this ill-consideredTaliban/Camp David business, and is, I’m sure, written all over his forthcoming “Deal of the Century” for the Middle East – which will also go nowhere.

Let’s face it, the man is difficult, as evidenced by a cabinet that has resembled a game of musical chairs.

Bolton must have let the president know that he had enough – and Trump doesn’t like hearing that from anyone.

Still, given the state of the Democrat/Socialist party, “Après Trump, le déluge.”

Rob Porter
Rob Porter
4 years ago

For what it’s worth I wrote to tell Trump that while enthusiastic about his election, firing John Bolton was foolish, in fact stupid. Both Michael Flynn and John Bolton understand Islam. Flynn rightly described it as “a cancer”. H.R. McMaster was either a clueless dope or secret convert to Islam like not so secret John Brennan, a frothing at the mouth, lying imbecile. Whatever the case, McMaster talks absolutely clueless rubbish about Islam and if he sincerely regards it a “great religion” we can safely regard him in the manner we would a rabid dog.

Liz Matcovich Garfinkel
Liz Matcovich Garfinkel
4 years ago
Reply to  Rob Porter

Well, Trump can be stupid, but he knows it.

Obama was stupid about everything, never knew it – and never will.

As for McMaster, he certainly gave the impression, as you put it, of being a “clueless dope.”

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
4 years ago

Oui

Michael Garfinkel
Michael Garfinkel
4 years ago
Reply to  Tearlag

I support Trump, but let’s face it – the man has a huge ego, and an unfortunate need to be liked and admired.

That need was on display in this ill-consideredTaliban/Camp David business, and is, I’m sure, written all over his forthcoming “Deal of the Century” for the Middle East – which will also go nowhere.

Let’s face it, the man is difficult, as evidenced by a cabinet that has resembled a game of musical chairs.

Bolton must have let the president know that he had enough – and Trump doesn’t like hearing that from anyone.

Still, given the state of the Democrat/Socialist party, “Après Trump, le déluge.”

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
4 years ago
Reply to  Tearlag

When America and Israel do not respond to 40 years of Iranian proxy army attacks it is an execution, not a war, and on Iran’s terms!

American and Israeli self defense against these attacks is justified.

Iran will not be able to defend itself from the full wrath of American and Israeli power. It will be an execution, not a war, but on our terms not Iran’s!

Bolton understood this clearly, not Trump, Pompeo or his two leftist JaVanka nepotists.

Robert
Robert
4 years ago

For once I agree with Bolton that Trump should not have invited the Taliban to Camp David.
For what it’s worth I recommend Trump nominate K.T. McFarland to National Security
adviser. I have seen her on Fox and she is one of the smartest and most sensible persons
on foreign policy out there.

Liatris Spicata
Liatris Spicata
4 years ago
Reply to  Robert

Robert, I’m curious in what ways you find Bolton’s advice deficient.

FWIW, in my mind, the biggest downside here is Trump will lose his best advisor on how to deal wlith Iran and North Korea.

Robert
Robert
4 years ago

He was just too much of a hawk as far as I was concerned. He seemed to think
that Iran was the greatest problem in the world or something or another. What
I would say is that I think that Iran’s problems are largely theirs and there are more
important issues.

Liatris Spicata
Liatris Spicata
4 years ago
Reply to  Robert

And I believe an Iran with WMD is a recipe for disaster.

lostlegends
lostlegends
4 years ago

The meeting was a good idea. I want an end to endless, winless wars. Have to talk to finis, beats shooting on a no-win basis. One of the reasons my 18 year old son cancelled his third recruiting meeting with the Marines was the endless, winless wars policy and not wanting to get killed for nothing. Pull out of Afghanistan now, out of Libya, Yemen, Irag, Syria. It has bankrupted the country financially.

Liatris Spicata
Liatris Spicata
4 years ago
Reply to  lostlegends

While I would not oppose negotiations, I think it was very premature to bring POTUS directly into the picture. In diplomacy, it is generally good practice to keep your big guns on the sidelines until agreement is within reach.. Clearly, in this case, the USA and Taliban have very different expectations.

Trump has far too much confidence in his own personal charm when it comes to diplomacy- I think we have seen that with North Korea, Russia, and now, Afghanistan.

lostlegends
lostlegends
4 years ago

My long reply to you was deleted by Pamela on this unmoderated comment forum.

Ban Islam
Ban Islam
4 years ago
Reply to  lostlegends

Actually Pam doesn’t delete those posts. You probably had some words in there that were flagged by Disqus (like swearing) and they’re the ones who delete it. Just avoid certain words and you should be ok, speaking from experience.

lostlegends
lostlegends
4 years ago
Reply to  Ban Islam

My opinion is that being glad that Bolton was fired is not acceptable on this blog/forum. I plan to stay off the blog in the future as I do not like censorship. Once got kicked off tothepointnews for disagreeing with the boss.

Liatris Spicata
Liatris Spicata
4 years ago
Reply to  lostlegends

It’s aggravating, but Pamela did not do it. I am certain that Pamela does not object to comments supporting Bolton’s dismissal. It was almost certainly Disqus’ automated system, which sometimes is triggered by rather innocuous things.

You are rushing to judgement.

Ban Islam
Ban Islam
4 years ago
Reply to  lostlegends

Yes I also oppose censorship and I have to say that I’ve been able to say far more offensive things on Pam’s site than anywhere else. A few times I got flagged and the comment was removed but when I made it a little less offensive it was posted.

So I share your frustration but this board is one of the best for free speech. Compare it with Youtube for example, I’d say some honest things about Islam/Muslims and it’s a toss-up sometimes if it gets posted or not.

Meanwhile I’ve been banned from Twitter for telling the truth about Islam and I don’t even bother posting on Facebook, I know its reputation.

MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
4 years ago

Afghanistain has been a muslum thugocracy for centuries no amount of “negotiation” is going to make that go away.

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
4 years ago

Do not mistake Trumps ‘personal charm’ for naivety.

felix1999
felix1999
4 years ago
Reply to  lostlegends

The truth is the middle east will NOT have peace. In order to try and get peace, you are going to have to negotiate with Muslims. What flavor of Islam do you want to take over. Otherwise you will have endless wars, trillions more dollars spent, more people maimed or killed and for what? We don’t need their oil and took over being the major exporter of oil. Stupid Bush started these endless middle east wars and guess who was close to Bush? Bolton! Plotting to thwart Trump’s foreign behind his back on this was also unwise – hence the terse firing by Trump. I do wish Bolton would shave off that ridiculous mustache. He looks like a dam goat.

Rand Paul celebrates Bolton’s departure: ‘Chances of a war worldwide go greatly down’
By Sam Dorman | Fox News 9/10/19
https://www.foxnews.com/media/rand-paul-john-bolton-wars

Richard
Richard
4 years ago
Reply to  felix1999

I do wish Bolton would shave off that ridiculous mustache. He looks like a dam goat.
Nah, he looks like a walrus.

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
4 years ago
Reply to  lostlegends

Pfft! Trump was going to make the Taliban an ally, declare victory and leave quickly before another serviceman is killed.

felix1999
felix1999
4 years ago

Bolton is and always will be a warmonger. He was also plotting behind Trump’s back to continue the failed establishment way. North Korea certainly didn’t want him there and we didn’t give up anything for meetings with Kim. Bolton was stubbornly carrying the establishment torch. FOX will probably hire him for dirt to use against Trump. I doubt Bolton wanted to be fired. I am tired of feeding the establishment with endless wars and lives of our wonderful Americans that are NOT in our national interest. Good riddance mustache.

Trump’s North Korea Nobel buzz could die with John Bolton
Is Trump’s biggest obstacle to a deal with North Korea his own national security adviser?

By MICHAEL CROWLEY and ELIANA JOHNSON 05/16/2018 05:56 PM EDT Updated 05/16/2018 08:32 PM EDT
Donald Trump wants a deal with North Korea. His national security adviser thinks the North Koreans can’t be dealt with. And North Korea thinks he’s “human scum.”

North Korea’s latest diatribe against the United States — and specifically a “repugnant” national security adviser, John Bolton — spotlights a core tension within the Trump administration as the president seeks a nuclear deal with North Korea that he hopes might earn him a Nobel Peace Prize.

https://www.politico.com/story/2018/05/16/trump-north-korea-bolton-595064

raycom4rt
raycom4rt
4 years ago

Trump brings in a new view on conflict……enuf of the Cheney/Bolton/McCain syndrome!

MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
4 years ago

Bannon and now Bolton. Who is advising Trump? F’ing muslums? Or muslum petrodollars?

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
4 years ago

Trump calls Saudi Arabia now.

Phil McDonald
Phil McDonald
4 years ago

I hope Trump doesn’t bring back Gen “Islam is a great religion” McMaster.

MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
4 years ago
Reply to  Phil McDonald

McBastard actually said that?

Tearlag
Tearlag
4 years ago

McMaster may have said that, but it was former president Bush who first used the term “Religion of Peace,” as he stood on the smoking ruins of the ex-WTC and just after, for some bizarre and poorly advised reason, attending a f*ckin’ mosque!

MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
4 years ago
Reply to  Tearlag

This almost makes me happy I voted for Kerry.

oceanfloor1
oceanfloor1
4 years ago

Of course. Because to some people any murderous s.o.b. with a religion is automatically superior to an decent, moral, upstanding person without one.

MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
4 years ago
Reply to  oceanfloor1

Congratulations you’ve just committed the fallacy of argumentation known as taking the part for the whole because even though islum is a totalitarian, fascist, vile, violent death cult that doesn’t imply all religions are.

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
4 years ago
Reply to  Phil McDonald

Hugh Fitzgerald: Shut Up and Deal, or Brittle Man, You’ve Had a Dizzy May
MAY 19, 2017 7:35 PM BY HUGH FITZGERALD

https://www.jihadwatch.org/2017/05/hugh-fitzgerald-shut-up-and-deal-or-brittle-man-youve-had-a-dizzy-may

With General McMaster, the Trump Administration’s view of Islam has become scarcely distinguishable from what was offered in the Age of Obama and of Bush. An absolutely mainstream Islam, centered on the duty of Jihad, becomes, in this telling, “a perverted interpretation of Islam to advance [the extremists’] criminal and political agendas.” What was “perverted” about the “interpretation” of Islam offered by the Muslims of the Islamic State, dutifully following what is prescribed in the Qu’ran and in the Hadith, where the example of Muhammad, the Perfect Man and Model of Conduct, remains to be forever emulated? What evidence is there of the slightest difference between mainstream Islam, and what McMaster described as a “perverted interpretation of religion”? He offers none. And there is none. And what are the “criminal and political agendas” of Muslims, if not the duty to participate in Jihad, against all those considered to be Infidels, in order to expand Dar al-Islam at the expense of Dar al-Harb, until Islam everywhere dominates, and Muslims rule, everywhere?

Ban Islam
Ban Islam
4 years ago

Clearly there’s some division here about John Bolton but I’m completely on his side. In fairness I think Trump did a lot of great things when he became president but I also was aware that he knows nothing about Islam and is dovish on war. He thinks he can make a deal with the lunatics and tyrants of the world, he’ll eventually find out that he can’t.

I’m all for diplomacy, but if it fails then you have no choice but warfare assuming you believe in protecting your country, freedom and way of life. Bolton has been tarred and smeared for being a ‘warhawk’ but they provide no evidence. I’ve heard many of his statements and he was always careful, measured and well-considered.

What I find strange is that some people who talk about eradicating Islam also oppose Bolton for wanting to bomb Muslim countries, it makes no sense. By the way, we’ve been doing ‘diplomacy’ for decades and it’s been failing for decades. Bush dragged us into bad wars because he was a stooge of the Saudis, that’s on him.

But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be wiping out the thousands of Islamic terrorists groups out there all ready to do harm to us on our soil, if they could get away with it. This is no joke, we really are at war with Islam, sooner or later it’ll become a hot war, I’d rather have Bolton at the helm than someone wishy-washy like Trump.

knightsstrength
knightsstrength
4 years ago

Trump has to learn you cannot replace all for disagreements when on the same side. I wouldn’t sign any agreements with the devil Taliban

felix1999
felix1999
4 years ago

Here is your NATION SECURITY DEPARTMENT AT WORK!
They continue to make us UNSAFE with these reckless demands.

National Security Establishment Begs Trump to Resettle More Refugees in U.S.
By John Binder
9/10/19

The national security establishment, comprised of nearly 30 United States generals and admirals, are begging President Trump to resettle more foreign refugees in the country. While the Trump administration considers temporarily reducing refugee resettlement to zero admissions a year, about 27 retired U.S. generals and admirals — including retired General David Petraeus — have sent a letter to the president’s national security team asking that they increase the total number of refugees resettled in the country every year:

Refugee admissions have been reduced to historic lows … leaving thousands in harm’s way. Further cuts would undermine commitments to allies and partners on the ground, our national security missions overseas, and the domestic infrastructure here in the United States that supports the successful integration of refugees, including those who served alongside U.S. troops. [Emphasis added]

We urge you to protect this vital program and ensure that the next refugee admissions goal is commensurate with global resettlement needs. [Emphasis added]

For Fiscal Year 2019, the Trump administration set the refugee admissions cap at 30,000 a year — the lowest cap since 1980. This cap is merely a numerical limit and not a goal, as suggested by the generals and admirals. The U.S., thanks exclusively to Trump’s reforms, helped lower the total number of foreign refugees to less than 23,000 admissions last year. This is a 76 percent decrease in foreign refugee resettlement from President Obama’s 2016 totals that reached almost 100,000 admissions. Specifically, Trump has cut the Syria-to-U.S. pipeline of refugees — started by former President Obama — by more than 60 percent thus far.

Refugee resettlement to the U.S. costs American taxpayers about $1.8 billion a year and about $8.8 billion over the course of five years, research by the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) has revealed. Since 1980, the U.S. has admitted more than 3.5 million foreign refugees, with nearly 100,000 refugees arriving in 2016, alone, under Obama.

(Endless WARS open the door to ENDLESS REFUGEES.
The ONLY refuges we should consider are Christians and Jews – NO MUSLIMS!)

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/09/10/national-security-establishment-begs-trump-to-resettle-more-refugees-in-u-s/

MajorTom
MajorTom
4 years ago

The Taliban and all like them cannot be trusted, period…..No negotiation……no compromise!

MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
4 years ago

Why is Benezuela an issue? They’re not going to be attacking anyone as their military is as weak as a two-day old kitten.

Rudolf A. Bruil
Rudolf A. Bruil
4 years ago

In my view Bolton, like McMasters, is for military intervention no matter what. Trump is a negociator first and is not a warmonger. Military action is the last resort.

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
4 years ago

I am for, Winning Military Action,’ over the 18 years wasted so far in Vietnam 2.0.

Only the MIC, and those they bribe in Congress to get them, like never ending wars.

Drew the Infidel
Drew the Infidel
4 years ago

Regarding Bolton, ever heard the old saying about being as out of place as a bastard at a family reunion?

felix1999
felix1999
4 years ago

Here’s why Trump canceled this meeting -> See his tweet.comment image

President Trump wants to get out of Afghanistan. Pakistan is on the supportive side of the Taliban terrorists. India is on the supportive side of the Afghanistan government. China is the biggest financial supporter of Pakistan government. India is big financial supporter of the Afghanistan government.

U.S. President Trump has told Pakistan he expects them to bring the Taliban to the table of negotiation with the Afghanistan government. To stimulate this outcome the U.S. has withdrawn financial support for Pakistan, pending progress. However, Pakistan replaced U.S. support with larger financial investment by China.

So in the background the Taliban terrorists are hiding behind the skirt of China; while the U.S. and India try to drag the Taliban out of that safe place. It’s a mess; but now we know the motives behind why this was happening…

More here – https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/09/07/president-trump-cancels-secret-meeting-with-taliban-leadership-at-camp-david/

Bradford Stephen Kyle
Bradford Stephen Kyle
4 years ago

Mr Romney is right. Mr Trump is wrong. No one will be able to fill those shoes as well as Mr Bolton. Damn the torpedoes…

Karen Ann Dowden
Karen Ann Dowden
4 years ago

Agree with Tearelag. in Mohammed’s words, “War is deceit”.
NEVER NEGOTIATE WITH A TERRORIST.

Stephen Honig
Stephen Honig
4 years ago

The war monger was fired! Don’t forget how he started the war with Iraq. He said they have WMDs and they didn’t. This started the domino effect and now Muslims are taking over Europe and next the U.S. You have the Squad who are the leaders who will change the U.S. into ” The Muslim States of Islam.”

MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
4 years ago
Reply to  Stephen Honig

Iraq didn’t have WMD’s? Really? Isn’t mustard gas considered a WMD? It certainly operated as one when it was used against the Kurds.

idahobob
idahobob
4 years ago

John Bolton gone……..good riddance to bad rubbish. Maybe his buddy , Romney, will give him a job.

Tom Validakis
Tom Validakis
4 years ago

Bolton did his job he cleaned up house his firing is a marker. #TRUSTTHEPLAN

John Acord
John Acord
4 years ago

Trump said he could win the war in Afghan but it would mean killing 10 million people. Mr.President, let’s get started.

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