The New York Post ran a revealing story yesterday headlined, “
Joe Biden wrote letter to Hunter biz partner Devon Archer after 2011 China lunch — despite claims of never discussing son’s business.”
Drip, drip!
In January 2011, after Devon Archer and Hunter Biden formed shady Rosemont Seneca Partners with John Kerry’s son, then vice-president Joe Biden sent Devon a polite thank-you note mentioning the new partnership:
During a recent interview with Tucker Carlson, Archer explained that Rosemont Seneca involved on “helping clients navigate the U.S. regulatory environment.” Specifically, Archer said, “Understanding a regulatory environment means selling access, at the end of the day, and I think that’s how I think the most people working on Wall Street, whether they admit it or not, interpret it.”
That’s how it works for the politically elite. You make your money off government. Why take the risk of inventing something when selling access is a sure thing?
According to the Post, Hunter and Archer were scheming up international ventures ahead of the 2011 lunch with Chinese president Hu, and Hunter specifically recommended that his new partner Archer be invited to the luncheon, according to FOIA emails released in May by the National Archives.
In other words, Hunter and Archer were coincidentally there to talk access with the same president Hu that Biden complained he had trouble getting away from.
Before that, in April 2010, Hunter and Archer flew to Beijing — accompanied by Secret Service agents — for three days of meetings with some of China’s most powerful state-run financial institutions. By 2013, Hunter would start yet another “investment” firm, BHR Partners, including some of the Chinese officials from the April 2010 meetings.
Despite his personal failings and various distractions, you have to admit Hunter has been a very busy boy.
It was in the context of all these access meetings that that Hunter Biden put his father on speakerphone at least 20 times, according to Archer.
Happy coincidences
Because corrupt officials usually never admit they took a bribe for a political favor, the way bribery cases are normally proven is by establishing the ‘quid pro quo.’ In other words, you have to show the transfer to the politician of the money, gifts, or favors, followed by a favorable official action by the politician benefiting the person or company who transferred the valuable property.
If you can prove that much, it then becomes the accused official’s burden to prove that the beneficial action was not a quid-pro-quo, but was purely coincidental and had nothing at all to do with the valuable property.
So far, widely-available information shows at least two clear cases of an apparent quid-pro-quo involving White House Resident Joseph R. Biden:
(1) Devon Archer testified that Hunter was hired onto the Burisma board for a million dollars a year because Burisma thought it would lead to the Ukraininan prosecutor would be fired. The FBI’s whistleblower told them at the time that Burisma believed it was asked by Joe Biden to pay $10M to get Viktor Shokin fired. A few days later, as Biden himself admitted on camera, Biden then pressured Ukraine’s government to fire Shokin “immediately.”
It is worth noting that democrats and Mitt Romney impeached Trump because allegedly, there was “no good reason” for Trump to ask Ukraine to investigate the Biden-Burisma connection except politics. Obviously, at this point it is clear to the meanest intelligence that President Trump had
plenty of good reasons to seek the investigation.
When does Trump get his apology?
(2) Next, Hunter and Archer met with Moscow’s ex-mayor and billionaire oligarch Vladimir Yevtushenkov in New York in 2012. Emails on Hunter’s laptop describe a dinner with the ex-mayor that Joe Biden was also supposed to attend. Released documents show the billionaire wired Hunter’s Rosemont Seneca firm over $100 million for “real estate investments.” Subsequently, Yevtushenkov and his wife Yelena Baturina have always been excluded from Russian sanctions. (Yevtushenkov died in 2019, but Yelena continues to run the family’s business empire.)
According to the Post, the State Department and the White House refused to explain why Yevtushenkov and Baturina are exempt from the Russia sanctions.
Finally, it’s also worth remembering that Hunter owned 50% of Metabiota, a biological research company with labs in Ukraine, which coincidentally in 2019 was working on bat coronaviruses, which Russia claims was the origin of the covid-19 pandemic.
Here’s an OAN clip (8 minutes) explaining how the U.S. got into the Ukrainian biolab business:
In April 2014, Metabiota official Mary Guttieri wrote a memo to Hunter outlining how the bio-research company could help "assert Ukraine's cultural and economic independence from Russia." Which if you think about it, “independence from Russia” is an unusual goal for a DOD contractor specializing in pandemic-causing pathogens.
All Ukrainian roads lead to the Bidens’ greasy fingers. A March, 2022 Daily Mail UK article linked Metabiota to the natural gas company Burisma, regarding a 'science project' involving high biosafety labs in Ukraine. Not natural gas. The same article also reported that, after Hunter Biden became involved in Metabiota, the DOD grants in the millions began flowing to that company.
Hunter Biden helped secure millions for biotech research Ukraine
Can you imagine where this story would be right now if Biden were a Republican?
Trudeau dumps mother of his children; Reedy Creek board abolishes DEI rules; DeSantis to debate Newsom; Biden Bribery evidence trickles out and I summarize things; and lots more.
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