America’s number one warmonger is also one of America’s most popular politicians.

Quinnipiac University – CNN POLL: America’s most popular politician is…Nikki Haley

America’s number one warmonger is also one of America’s most popular politicians.

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ALEX CHRISTOFOROU

April 29, 2018, 16:37631 Views

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The United States envoy to the United Nations has spent her first year plus as UN Ambassador calling for war with Syria, based on unverified social media evidence provided by Al Qaeda’s PR arm, known as The White Helmets.

Haley has also conveniently covered up Saudi Arabia’s crimes against Yemen, Israel’s crimes against Palestinians, and Ukraine’s neo-nazi military build up against the Donbass.

The Duran has been documenting Haley’s disgusting and deliberate, Deep State misinformation campaign from the very beginning.

See here: US Ambassador to UN Nikki Haley says “Assad must go”, chances are Haley will go first

Here: Russia outsmarts Nikki Haley in UN Security Council debate

Here: Here’s why Nikki Haley’s Syrian threats should not be taken seriously

And here: Nikki Haley lays down foundation for war with Russia, says chemical weapons “could be used here in New York” (Video)

Haley has her eyes set on the US Presidency come 2024, which makes the results of this latest Quinnipiac University, CNN poll so encouraging for Haley, and so very frightening for the rest of the world.

Via Middle East Monitor…

Haley is viewed positively by some 63 per cent of US voters, while only 39 per cent gave their approval of US President Donald Trump. Haley’s popularity also stretched to both sides of the political spectrum, with 75 per cent of Republicans, 55 per cent of Democrats and 63 per cent of Independents supporting the former South Carolina governor. She was only exceeded by former president Barack Obama, who was still held in high regard by some 66 per cent of voters.

The UN envoy has taken strong stands in favour of Israel, particularly in the aftermath of the US’ recognition of Jerusalem as the Israeli capital in December. When the UN General Assembly voted to condemn the Trump administration’s decision, Haley slammed the global forum as ungrateful for US contributions to the organisation.

“No vote in the UN will make any difference to that [the decision]. But this vote will make a difference to how the Americans see the UN. This vote will be remembered,” she concluded, echoing her previous comments that the delegation would be taking names of those who voted against the recognition.

Last month, Haley gave another unrestrained speech at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) Policy Conference, where she again condemned the UN for its alleged anti-Israel bias.

“In the real world, Israel is a strong country with a strong military,” she said. “But at the UN, it’s a different story. Israel does get bullied there.”

Haley was met with thunderous applause as she argued that the UN had “long undermined peace by encouraging an illusion that Israel will simply go away.” But Israel, she stressed, “is not going away. When the world recognises that, then peace becomes possible.”

She also responded to the criticism that the US shows favouritism for Israel: “There’s nothing wrong with showing favouritism towards an ally, that’s what being an ally is all about.”

The UN envoy’s speech was noted as the most enthusiastically received by the thousands of attendees at the event, as she received multiple standing ovations during her speech and shouts of “we love you” from the crowd.

Haley has also taken a strong stance over the conflict in Syria, threatening to strike the Assad regime during the bombardment of Eastern Ghouta last month. The Russian delegation condemned her comments, stating that “such thunderous and irresponsible statements by the American envoy cause resentment and great anxiety.”