U.N.’s Bolton Rattles the Macho, Cliched Saber on Iran
U.N. Ambassador John Bolton said that military action against Iran is "on the table," and ?This is put up or shut up time for Iran.?
U.N. Ambassador John Bolton said that military action against Iran is “on the table,” and ?This is put up or shut up time for Iran.?
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Bolton: ?This is Put Up or Shut Up Time For Iran,? Unilateral Military Action Is ?On The Table?
Yesterday on Fox?s Your World with Neil Cuvuto, U.N. Ambassador John Bolton explicitly said that unilateral military action against Iran was ?on the table.? Bolton diplomatically added, ?This is put up or shut up time for Iran.? Watch it:
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