When Surrender Was Not An Option

This is a must-read book. House of Representatives from to John Bolton is a major national asset. Bork, Distinguished Fellow, Hudson Institute.

Surrender is not an option

The story he tells is sometimes amusing, sometimes frightening, but never dull. This title is temporarily out of stock, please check back soon.

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Sign up and get a free eBook! Price may vary by retailer. Surrender is Not an Option. Surrender is Not an Option: Ambassador at the United Nations headquarters in New York, a building as such that he is oft quoted as saying would not be affected if the top ten floors disappeared.

For Bolton, finally, the UN could up and disappear for all he is concerned unless he can make it useful to U. For once I agreed with Bolton, that the UN needs serious reforming, but assuredly with strongly different ideas as to how to do so.

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Usually when I read books on economics, politics, militarism, history et al, they are filled with margin notes, question marks, cross page referencing of both supporting and contradictory messages, and quick comments that I qualify and perhaps quantify later on. This is not quintessential Bolton: For the latter, global security for Bolton can be summed up with the idea that the world needs to operate as the U. For the former, the revelations and fascination were regularly overcome by the somniferous effect of this essentially meaningless work.

If you already are familiar with John Bolton, this offers no new insights although I was briefly hopeful when he began with the first chapter that actually showed some character development with his father, Jack Bolton. Where was the great arguer? Where were his argumentative positions on all that was wrong with the world outside the United States and justification for its god-given right to world supremacy? As for actual personality, not much comes through.