I have written about many of the prominent neocons that are influencing the direction of this country. There is Eliot Cohen who joined Condolezza Rice as her council while she is trying to play the role of diplomat in the Middle East. There are the quotes from both Bush and Rumsfeld about the presence of neocons in the Administration. David Frum, a neocon from American Enterprise Institute (AEI), basically said they must be right about whatever subject they speak on because they have big spenders supporting them. I’ve also written about their threat to our liberties, and it’s much more likely than any terrorist threat. They will just tell us the appropriate Noble Lie and we will gladly give up our rights.
Now I would like to introduce you to another know-it-all neocon and show that as confident as he may be in his speech and manner, you can’t always believe him.
He recently resigned as our ambassador to the U.N., to which he was appointed without Congressional confirmation in 2005 by President Bush, after Bush concluded that the new Congress was even less likely to confirm his renomination the second time around.
According to Right Web
According to Source-watch, here is a list of “Bolton Scandals:”
As an example of Mr. Bolton’s Noble Lies, listen to the melding of two interviews in the embedded video below. One interview is with John Bolton, in which he claims he has a better understanding of President Lincoln, and other things like Democracy, than Jon Stewart’s recollections from his interview with Doris Kearns Goodwin. Doris Goodwin is the author of Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln where she confirms that Bolton is just plain wrong.
An article on John Bolton by the Center for American Progress, concluded with, “At this point it is clear that the world Bolton has left us four years later is one that is more dangerous. He can only do more damage from a position of greater power.”
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