#SundayMorning #AmJoy #Resist As we sit back and witness World War 3 slowly beging, we have to ask ourselves was allowing him to be president really a better choice than Hillary Clinton? I think not.
#ChickenHawk or Trump fulfilling Evangelicals #EndTimes dream?
Trump: North Korea "will be met with fire and fury and frankly power the likes of which the world has never seen before"
John Bolton, Trump’s pick for national security adviser, has a long record of warmongering, bigotry, and pushing conspiracy theories.
Never Forget: “Bolton was a primary cheerleader of the War in Iraq and stands for everything Americans rejected about the Bush administration's foreign policy.” #WMDLies #WarMongerBolton
"We are confident that Saddam Hussein has hidden weapons of mass destruction and production facilities in Iraq," Bolton said in 2002 while serving as President George W. Bush's undersecretary of state for Arms Control and International Security. That wasn't true, as we'd later discover after it was too late.
Hindsight is 20/20, but not for Bolton. In 2015, he told the Washington Examiner that he still thinks the Iraq War was worth it and claimed "the worst decision made after that was the 2011 decision to withdraw U.S. and coalition forces." In Bolton's mind, U.S. troops should have occupied Iraq in perpetuity.
He was credibly accused of manipulating US intelligence on weapons of mass destruction prior to the Iraq war and of abusive treatment of his subordinates.
He once “joked” about knocking 10 stories off the UN building in New York. That means his new appointment to be the most important national security official in the White House has significant — and frightening — implications for Trump’s approach to the world.
Bolton took the hardest of possible lines. He forcefully argued that Iraq had WMDs — “we are confident that Saddam Hussein has hidden weapons of mass destruction,” as he put in one 2002 speech.
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