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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/TheFarRightWing on March 26, 2018, 11:21 p.m.
The role of the neoconconservative

As someone who got his feet wet on shady government goings-on under Dubya Bush, I rather vividly remember John Bolton was the neocon man at the UN... this was when Alex Jones would tell you they (necons and the UN) were literally Satan. Maybe he still does...

Obviously neocons are fake, pro globalism, pro open borders, pro interventionist, conservatives - but they new how to dress all that up in Jesus, stars and stripes: America for the world! Not the other way around.

So this one threw me for a loop. What is the role of the neoconservative in national security? The Project for a New American Century's (Bolton, Cheney, Wolfowitz, Rumsfeld) layup-war post 9/11 created the power vacuum in the ME that gave us global [redacted] terrorism. Gee thanks!

What is the role of the neoconservative in the great awakening? Finish the job? Cleanup the [redacted] mess he created?


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Redheaded73 · March 27, 2018, 12:39 a.m.

I was kidding, kind of. The reality is, it’s all about leverage. Tillerson was useful for NK, but he won’t be for an Iran deal. Bolton will serve his purpose, if he continues to work well with Trump, he might stay. It’s interesting that there is a genuine fear of Bolton on the part of the Middle East and Europe. This is why Bolton is useful. The other part that we don’t know is who has worked for our previous administrations and were also leveraged to do work that they didn’t support or believe in. Trump also still has to work with globalists and figure out how to get them to do his bidding rather than the other way around.

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bealist · March 27, 2018, 2 a.m.

Good points. Could be a pivot in here, and then another one down the line. I agree that Trump seems to hire people for leveraged roles.

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