At the Aspen Institute on Aug. 4, former National Security Adviser John Bolton stressed that President Donald Trump would be more unhinged and dangerous — to Bolton and his British Empire controllers — in a second term. Bolton, it will be recalled, was fired by President Trump both for incompetence and his uncontrollable penchant for “starting World War Six.”
Bolton said that in a second term, Trump’s proclivities for working with China, getting peace with North Korea, pulling out of NATO entirely, and so on, could not be so easily countered by those around him, due to his having a freer hand in his second term. In the first term, Trump’s strong actions against Russia were taken “screaming and kicking every step of the way.” Hence, with the freedom of a second term, he won’t properly confront Russia, Bolton insisted, observing that, when he was the National Security Adviser, he had to deal with Trump’s phone calls with Putin: “I considered it a victory when the phone calls were short and the results inconclusive.”
