Former UN ambassador John Bolton takes on the job of national security advisor this week

in the aftermath of a chemical attack in Syria. Bolton is proposing a new approach to the Syrian

Civil War and released a statement to reporters saying, quote, before we respond to this Syrian

chemical attack, I think we should all drink a soothing cup of mint tea and maybe do some meditation.

I'm thinking if we drop plain loads of beautiful daisies onto Damascus, we might put the leadership

there in a more peaceful mood, then we could park ships off the coast, playing John Lennon's

imagined over and over so that Bashar Assad can begin to think about the world living as one and

maybe attain a higher state of consciousness with a greater appreciation of the blessings of peace.

Some yoga might also help, unquote. The White House later issued a clarification saying the statement

had not come from Bolton, but from 60s artist Peter Maxx who has a similar mustache, which is what got

them confused. The real Bolton says we should bomb the Syrian navy into radioactive splinters,

although we like the idea of playing the John Lennon song while we do it. Trigger warning,

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