A hawk is a noble, useful bird. Bolton is a war criminal
John Bolton, U.S. National Security Advisor, sits for an interview and delivers remarks at an event organized by the Bay of Pigs Veterans Association-Brigade 2506, on the failed invasion's 58th anniversary, in Miami, Fl., on April 17, 2019.A hawk is a medium-sized bird of prey, a noble animal that plays a vital role in many ecosystems.
This is a guy who spent the entirety of his bullying, boot-licking career constantly working the levers of the national security apparatus towards waging war — any war, with whatever country was at hand to target, be it Iraq, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, or Venezuela, whose government he tried to have overthrown earlier this year, in a blackly comic show of American ineptitude that would be too much for the Coen brothers.
In addition to their all-is-relative, we’re-all-on-the-same-team intellectual slushiness, the Washington press corps is so blinded by loathing for Trump that they can’t appreciate Bolton’s firing as a positive development, at least for the time being. Don’t count on the, CNN, or MSNBC to note that Trump, for all his madness, has been a counterweight to the bipartisan war machine.
In 2003, the Bush administration and the Republican Party, with the participation of most centrist Democrats, collectively defrauded the United States into launching a massive land invasion of Iraq, on the pretense, which they knew or should have known to be false, of disarming Saddam Hussein of weapons of mass destruction. An estimatedpeople were killed as a direct result of the invasion, the most common cause of death being gunfire.
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