Thread by @Peaceful_411

So John Bolton was also in disagreement with Trump on Ukraine, even though most of the news stories were about Bolton and his hawkish views on Iran & Afghanistan. And don't forget the nukes into hurricanes story line.

npr.org/2019/09/10/724…

But Bolton was actually the first senior U.S. official to visit Ukraine since President Volodymyr Zelenskiy entered office. That was August 28th.

reuters.com/article/us-ukr…

The DNI IG (Atkinson) notified Congress about the whistleblower's complaint on Sept 9th.

Bolton was fired on Sept 10th.

"By the summer, Trump was saying that "we'll have to see" whether Washington would recognize the borders of Ukraine since Russia's invasion in Crimea and the eastern border."

npr.org/2019/09/10/724…

"Bolton was then asked whether the administration actually would concede the claims made by Russia based on its use of force.

The national security adviser, no fan of Moscow, sought to draw a distinction between Trump's musings..."

"...and what might be produced by the National Security Council or the Defense Department.

"That's not the position of the United States," Bolton said."

Sept 11th: Three top allies of John Bolton resigned from President Donald Trump’s administration on Wednesday, departing the White House a day after the former national security adviser left amid disputes with the president over a range of policy issues.

bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

I betcha a million bucks that the Taliban meeting at Camp David that never happened and was never going to happen on the week of Sept 11th was all just a pretext. For the firing of John Bolton.

Puuulease. That Camp David meeting was NEVER going to happen.