JOHN BOLTON'S ABC INTERVIEW: SHOWS A TATTLETALE WHO IS SIMPLY SO FULL OF IT.

ICHEOKU says if all there is in his new book were as summarized in his ABC"s interview by Martha Raddatz, then there is nothing in the book worth spending time on spinning or even wasting a dime buying the book. John Bolton wants the world to believe that his words are infallible and that he has no reason to make things up as any disgruntled former employee usually does. If he was so riled by what the president said or did during the time he was in the White House, why did he not resign in protest then, when it would have mattered most. Why did he wait until he was fired to now regurgitate  fables and wants American people to believe it as a gospel truth. There is no video or audio recording of any of the incidents or conversations he alleged took place between him and the president; there are no witnesses to vouch for their veracity either, yet he wants everybody to take his words for it that they took place simply because John Bolton said so. Interesting. 

Anyway, as he personally admitted, none of the allegations was a crime nor an impeachable offense, even if they happened as he said.  So, what then is all the hullabaloo about that John Bolton is seeking to profit from his time in the White House by writing a book of fantasy which veracity is extremely suspect. ICHEOKU says does not know about you, but the fact that John Bolton even wrote the book on itself is enough to diminish him and vitiate any credibility to the book whatsoever. Why would anyone entrusted with such a highly sensitive position which requires optimum confidentiality now turn out to become a rat. This is exactly the reason the street enforces the code of snitches get stitches. John Bolton is busy psychoanalyzing the president and he never told American people when and where he obtained his psychological degree; but he wants American people to believe that their president is incompetent, unintelligent and not deserving of the highest office in the land. 

ICHEOKU says to John Bolton that there is nobody that knows it all, including any president; the reason they usually appoints people with requisite knowledge to run the various departments on their behave and also to serve as advisers to the president on different issues. This is a man who on so many occasions, some even captured on video, showering praises on the president on how he is fighting for America like no other president before him and he remained the president's town crier number one until he was fired from his National Security Adviser job and now this turncoat. 

Many people, including Michael Savage were against his appointment because they feared he was going to cajole the president into starting another war for the military industrial complex racketeers to make more money from. But no person ever foresaw nor suspected that he was going to become the turncoat traitor he has become, ratting on privileged confidential communications and making some of them up as he wrote his book. Everybody trusted his conservative credentials, including the president, the reason he was appointed in the first place, but this betrayal stinks to the high heavens, whether or not they are true. 

Anyway, the book like many other books before it will also flop, not only because it is too expensive but many people are not interested in what it rehashed. American people are tired of fired White House staffers trying to bilk them of their money by writing books of tall tales which are not verifiable. Moreso, Alaska was not sold to the Russians by the president nor did the president cede California to China, so what exactly is the beef which John Bolton had to share in his book that he wants people to buy. Spending hard earned money on chronicled rantings of a disgruntled former employee who lost out in the battle for power in the White House between him and Secretary of State Mike Pompoe and Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin is a bad idea. 

John Bolton did his best but it is not good enough to derail the president's reelection chances as President Donald John Trump will be reelected on November 3rd for a second term. It does not matter how John Bolton decides to vote on November 3rd, his one vote will not a difference make in the outcome of the election. Lucky enough too, he has no followers and nobody will vote in any particular way just because John Bolton influenced their decision. That mustachioed walrus is creepy and like the president appositely remarked recently, 'the bombs which John Bolton likes dropping on people and killing them, will land on his own head soon by way of criminal penalty for publishing classified communications and also losing the $2 million which he made from his tattletale book of infamy. Like John Bolton admitted, his book will come and go and nobody would pay any attention to it as ti influence anything. Shame on John Bolton.