Hunter

[QUOTE=r...]There is a lot of information posted about this but nothing really spells it out and connects all the dots.

I have reviewed much of the info and documents posted regarding the whole scam.

Here is what I see that unfolded:

Under the Obama admin, Russia was invading eastern Ukraine (my in laws had family there which said Russia wanted to take control of the refinery and air base there, as well as gain control of the pipeline between Russia and the Black Sea which had been Ukraine's "gotcha" in many Russia/Ukraine negotiations since the breakup of the USSR. 

Amidst the havok in Ukraine, the US decided to issue Ukraine "financial aid" to the tune of $1.8 billion $$$. I have seen numbers up to $7.4 Billion posted as the total amount given to Ukraine through so how much is really unknown. Long story short about the well publicized parts most of us know, Hunter was placed on the board of Burisma energy, and in the recently leaked laptop emails, Burisma's #3 had met with Hunter and Biden where the Biden's negotiated an additional $25K/month for Hunters "compensation", establishing that Joe Biden knew....well of course he did we've got him on tape withholding the funds to get the Ukrainian investigator fired that was investigating Burisma and Hunter!  

Before it ever happened though, many politicians hands were already in the cookie jar:

[I]"Remember Devon Archer, Hunter Biden's business partner? He had previously been a top fundraiser for John Kerry, who was Secretary of State at the time. And soon after Devon and Hunter joined the Burisma Board, the company channeled $90,000 to a lobbying firm called ML Strategies, which was headed by none other than David Leiter, John Kerry's former chief of staff.

That's handy because then-Secretary of State John Kerry himself has visited Ukraine with promises of U.S. aid and assistance. Well, Leiter registered as a Burisma lobbyist in mid-2014. But in the year leading up to that, he gave close to $60,000 to Democrats, including a [B]select group of U.S. senators who would later be instrumental in pushing cash towards Ukraine's energy sector, directly in line with Burisma's interests.[/B]

He donated to Sen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., four times and to Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., three times. A month after the last of those donations, both Markey and Shaheen were among four senators who wrote a letter to President Obama that said, "We should leverage the full resources and expertise of the U.S. government to assist Ukraine in improving its energy efficiency, increasing its domestic production and reforming its energy markets."

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A few missing details here. Schiff, Kerry, and and several other politicians invested in Burisma through two investment companies, so they knew beforehand that Ukraine's Burisma was going to get the financial aid. The sons of Pelosi, Kerry, and Romney were also involved and "doing business" in Ukraine. 

 

Then there is the missing tie between the Ukrainian gov't and Burisma. Well, Burisma's owner was well connected in Ukrainian gov't, having re-directed gov't funds from Ukraine TWICE and ran off to other countries (but always pardoned under lack of evidence) Burisma was given exclusive exploration and drilling rights despite limits placed upon them for environmental concerns. Ukraine has been long known for "the golden rule" and "pay to play" so this is nothing new. [U]Burisma (and likely other UKR energy companies) sold the Ukrainian gov't junk bonds to get their hands on the billions of US financial aid.

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In October of 2019, Burisma paid Hunters Seneca Group $900,000 which it recently admitted was for Joe Biden's lobbying efforts. Finally, in November of 2019. Burisma's owner, facing the public fallout from the scam, gathered up $33 million dollars and fled the country once again, this time to Monaco. Joe Biden is also on tape calling Burisma's owner Mykola Zlochevsky a "stand up guy". Dig deeper yet, and you'll find that his former partner who owned 50% interest in Burisma Holdings, Mykola Lisin, a Ukrainian politician, died in a [B]traffic accident[/B] in 2011.

[B]So to sum up we've got:

-Billions in aid, US taxpayer money, going to Ukraine, arranged by those politicians who took advantage.

-Hunter Biden, and son's of Pelosi and Romney working on energy company boards in Ukraine getting paid ~600 times more than this position would pay a normal Ukrainian. 

-Schiff and many other politicians invested, and receiving "campaign contributions" from the 2 companies investing in Burisma, and Burisma itself. 

-Hunters Seneca group receiving $900,000 which Burisma has admitted was for Joe Biden's lobbying efforts. 

-Mykola Zlochevsky's disappearance, supposedly to Monaco with roughly $33 million dollars. This "stand up guy" is wanted by the Ukrainian gov't for a long list of crimes, fraud, and "theft of government funds on a massive scale". Maybe he's been "Epsteined", who knows. 

The Biden family, Schiff, Pelosi, and others are CAUGHT. If Trump wins and he's allowed to dig deeper these democrats are going to jail. And they are playing every trick in the book from their deflections and ongoing baseless impeachment efforts because they know it![/B][/QUOTE]

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How Hunter Biden became the unkempt man who left his laptop in a nondescript computer store in a Delaware shopping mall - and never returned

Unkempt and unshaven, the man stumbled into the nondescript computer store at a Delaware shopping mall.

Entering The Mac Shop carrying three water-damaged computers, he approached owner John Paul MacIsaac, who later claimed that he smelled alcohol on the customer's breath.

Mr MacIsaac was able to fix two of the machines, but the third was beyond repair. Then the customer gave his name: Hunter Biden.

The seemingly innocuous encounter on April 12, 2019, has now become a global news story reaching the White House via Silicon Valley and inhabited by a colourful cast of characters.

As well as the albino shop owner, there's Donald Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani, a burly wrestler turned US Navy officer, a nerdy tech wizard and the President himself.

Mr MacIsaac, 44, completed a one-page form with Hunter's name, address and mobile phone details – all of which have been verified – and a bill for $85 due on completion of the work.

He told his customer he would need to copy the contents of the MacBook on to an external hard drive to recover them and the process would take a few days.

The man left – but never returned. Under US law, when 90 days had passed, the uncollected laptop legally became Mr MacIsaac's property.

He decided to look at the recovered material on the laptop – which is now in the hands of the FBI as part of an investigation in which Mr MacIsaac is a material witness – and says a chill ran down his spine.

The Mail on Sunday today reveals some of that material for the first time – exposing how the son of the man tipped to be America's next President left himself wide open to blackmail.

Mr MacIsaac fears repercussions. 'I have everything documented. I have everything saved. But the shop is over. I won't be able to sustain my business… too many people are angry.'

He eventually alerted the FBI who collected the laptop on December 9, 2019. An agent left a 'receipt for property' and a Grand Jury subpoena ordering Mr MacIsaac to testify about its contents.

At this point, the story becomes murkier. Mr MacIsaac began emailing various senators about what he had found. After getting no reply, he contacted Mr Giuliani who put him in touch with his lawyer, Robert Costello.

On October 14, the New York Post ran a front-page story with the headline: BIDEN SECRET EMAILS. Inside they published a few emails relating to Hunter's business dealings in the Ukraine and alleged links to his father. Joe and Hunter Biden have denied any impropriety.

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Hunter's laptop contains 11 gigabytes of material and covers the period from when Mr Biden served as Vice President under Mr Obama to when Hunter dropped it at the Mac Store in Wilmington. His driving license is pictured

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Hunter's Amex card. IT experts said grave consequences could have followed  'If a hostile state or individual had managed to hack into Hunter's computer –and it wouldn't have been difficult considering the lack of security on it'

Strangely, the story got little traction in the US media. Stranger still, Twitter blocked the New York Post's account while Facebook and Google censored any mention of the article. Under pressure, they relented.

Even when Tony Bobulinski, a former US Navy serviceman and ex-wrestling champion who was Hunter's business partner, went on Trump-supporting Fox News to confirm he had emails verifying those on the laptop, the story was largely ignored.

Meanwhile, a cyber-security expert hired by a freelance journalist drove to Mr Costello's home on October 19 to copy the hard drive.

He then spent 'hundreds of hours' verifying the information and satisfying himself that the data had not been interfered with.

Finally, as Mr Trump fumed about the absence of media coverage for the Biden Files, the material was offered to The Mail on Sunday and MailOnline.

Twitter boss berated for censoring story 

In an act of 'politically motivated censorship', Twitter deliberately prevented users from sharing a link to a front-page newspaper article about Hunter Biden's private life and his controversial business ties to Ukraine.

It included the claim that he arranged a meeting between his father Joe and a Ukrainian energy company on whose board Hunter served.

Both men have denied any impropriety but normally an accusation alone of this nature involving a US presidential nominee would set the news agenda alight.

But with Facebook also imposing restrictions pending 'independent verification' by 'fact checkers', the article published by the New York Post fizzled out.

In what became a curious case of a disappearing story, Republicans claimed it had been suppressed to avoid helping President Trump's re-election campaign.

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Twitter boss Jack Dorsey (pictured) Twitter was criticised after the site prevented users from sharing a link to a front-page newspaper article about Hunter Biden's private life and his controversial business ties to Ukraine

Quizzing Twitter's chief executive Jack Dorsey during a virtual Senate hearing last week, Texas senator Ted Cruz asked: 'Who the hell elected you and put you in charge of what the media are allowed to report and what the American people are allowed to hear?' Mr Dorsey has apologised for Twitter's action and said its treatment of the New York Post story was 'unacceptable'.

Republicans have long accused the bosses of technology companies of double standards for editing, deleting or fact-checking Mr Trump's posts while allowing harmful hate speech to remain on their services.

But anger over the Hunter Biden story has not been confined to the Right.

Last week investigative Left-wing journalist Glenn Greenwald resigned from The Intercept, the news website he co-founded, after claiming he was silenced over an article critical of Joe Biden.

'The Intercept's editors, in violation of my contractual right of editorial freedom, censored an article I wrote this week, refusing to publish it unless I remove all sections critical of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, the candidate vehemently supported by all New-York-based Intercept editors involved in this effort at suppression,' he wrote.