Posts Share on Facebook John Bolton, who served as President Donald Trump’s national security adviser from 2018 to 2019, claims he was convicted of treason and executed in Guantanamo Bay.
Verdict: False
The claim is false and originally derived from a February 6th article published on satirical site Real Raw News. A spokesman for the US Navy Judge’s Supporting Generals (JAG) Corps denied the validity of the claim via email to confirm your facts.
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Bolton said Trump’s proposal to take over the Gaza Strip would be “very dangerous.” hill. Bolton made a statement during his recent appearance on CNN’s “Sources of Kaitlan Collins,” the outlet reported.
A Facebook post claims that Bolton was convicted of treason and was executed in Guantanamo Bay. According to the same post, Bolton is said to have faced a military court, and he allegedly admitted to writing fictional national security documents that provided Trump in his first term. Bolton was said to have been hanged as a result of his actions, Post further argues.
The claim is false and originally derived from a Articles from February 6th It is published on the satire site “Real Raw News.” Includes “Disclaimer” for the site.About Us“The page indicates that the content is not intended to be literally taken. “The information on this website is for information and education and entertainment purposes. This website contains humor, parody and satire. We will advise you to protect us. This disclaimer is included [of] I’ll read the disclaimer. (Related: No, German Prime Minister Olaf Scholz is not going to the US to burn La House down)
The February 6th article is Articles from January 24th It was published by Real Raw News, where Bolton was allegedly arrested by a US Secret Service agent in Bethesda, Maryland. Make sure your facts have also been exposed.
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Additionally, Navy Jug spokesman Patricia Bab denied the validity of email requests to confirm your facts.
“This is not true,” Bab said of the claim.
