John Bolton should be the US ambassadors chief of staff
Former American ambassador to the UN John Bolton just boldly let the BBC radio know what kind of scum they really are. Little Green Footballs has the recording of Bolton's bravery (via Hot Air).
It's not hard to see why the scum at the UN didn't like him. He's not afraid to tell people like the Chomskyites who hang around the Beeb what he thinks of them. The interviewer, by all means, was asking for it, and Bolton boldly gave it to him. He deserves much applause, and I think he should be given a major position as a diplomat.
And wow! The AFP actually seems to find it impressive:
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It's not hard to see why the scum at the UN didn't like him. He's not afraid to tell people like the Chomskyites who hang around the Beeb what he thinks of them. The interviewer, by all means, was asking for it, and Bolton boldly gave it to him. He deserves much applause, and I think he should be given a major position as a diplomat.
And wow! The AFP actually seems to find it impressive:
LONDON (AFP) - Straight-talking former US ambassador to theNeither do I. I'd say it's just beginning.
United Nations John Bolton accused a top BBC presenter of being leftwing and "a superior Brit" in a colourful on-air spat Thursday.
The controversial ex-diplomat, who left the UN post in January, made the comments after fiercely defending the United States' role in Iraq and saying that force should be used against Iran if necessary.
BBC presenter John Humphrys, the main anchor on the broadcaster's flagship Today radio programme, raised Bolton's hackles by asking if the US administration was not a "busted flush" after Iraq.
"You're absolutely wrong ... The people who express the point of view that you just expressed I think were largely anti-American beforehand anyway," said the ex-ambassador.
When Humphrys suggested that billionaire philanthropist George Soros might take that view, Bolton shot back: "Are you kidding me? This is a man of the extreme left."
"I'm sure you would find a great deal in common with him as would many others on the continent," he added, referring to widespread anti-American sentiment in Europe.
The BBC man defended himself, saying he was impartial but just asking questions as a devil's advocate and adding: "Maybe they don't do it like that in the United States."
Bolton: "I know, you're a superior Brit, aren't you?"
Moving on, Humphrys asked Bolton if World Bank chief Paul Wolfowitz, under fierce pressure to resign amid a scandal over his girlfriend's pay package, was "about to go."
"I see you're a gravedigger as well," retorted Bolton. "I'm not at all sure I see that demise happening."
Bolton and Wolfowitz were both widely seen as part of a neo-conservative group which pushed for the US invasion of Iraq in 2003. But Bolton denied he was a neo-con Thursday, although he said the movement was still alive.
"I'm not a neocon, number one, but number two, I don't think the neocon adventure is over," he said.
Open trackbacks: bRight and Early, Church and State, Outside the Beltway, Pirates' Cove, Third World County. Others on the subject include IMAO, EU Referendum, Melanie Phillips, Citizen Journal, Molten Thought, Chapomatic.
Labels: anti-americanism, communications, londonistan, Moonbattery
