John Bolton | Full Address | Oxford Union
February 11, 2013
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as posted by the channelJohn Bolton gives his address on American Exceptionalism and why Obama is bad for America's global position.
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John Bolton begins by deconstructing President Obama's 2nd Presidential inauguration speech saying that he deconstructed words by applying his own meaning to them much like most noted propagandaist of the 20th century. Implying that Obama is like Hitler.
He says that Obama has no interest in foreign policy, that he's a isolationist who doesn't mind that Americas role is declining in the global environment. He talks about the idea of 'American Exceptionalism' saying that it should not be viewed as an arrogant term and seeing as most Americans are descended from Europeans, that it's Europe's fault and not Americas.
Filmed on Tuesday 22nd January 2013
ABOUT JOHN BOLTON:
John Bolton served as Ambassador to the UN under President George W Bush and was described by The Economist as 'the most controversial ambassador ever sent by America to the United Nations'. During his tenure he was a vocal advocate for human rights, engineering the Security Council's approval to send 22,500 UN peacekeepers to Darfur
He is a fierce critic of President Obama, arguing his foreign policy has endangered American Sovereignty. He was one of Mitt Romney's closest advisers during his 2012 presidential election campaign
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