The U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs and the Senate Committee on Finance released their highly anticipated report on Hunter Biden's extensive dealings with China, Russia, and Ukraine while his father Joe Biden served as vice president.
The joint report reveals that Hunter Biden received taxpayer-funded accommodations including transportation aboard Air Force Two and Secret Service security details while he traveled to make business deals with Chinese, Russian, and Ukrainian entities.
According to the report, Hunter Biden received Secret Service protection on trips to multiple foreign locations, including Moscow, Beijing, Shanghai, Taipei, Hong Kong, and dozens of other cities.
The joint committee investigation into the Bidens' potential conflicts of interest "Began in August 2019, with Finance Committee Chairman Grassley's letter to the Department of the Treasury regarding potential conflicts of interest with respect to Obama administration policy relating to the Henniges transaction," a controversial deal linked to the Bidens.
GongWen Dong "Was Ye Jianming's associate and reportedly executed transactions for his companies." As Ye Jianming's associate, GongWen Dong helped funnel millions of dollars to Hunter Biden and even facilitated a six-figure "Global spending spree" for Hunter Biden and Joe Biden's brother James Biden and James' wife Sara Biden.
According to the report: "On 09/08/2017, Hunter Biden and GongWen Dong applied online to Cathay Bank and opened a line of credit under the business name Hudson West III, LLC. The cards were collateralized by transferring $99,000.00 from a Cathay Bank account to the Hudson West III business account where the funds were held until the cards were closed. The authorized users of these credit cards include Hunter Biden, James Biden and Sara Biden and each used the cards around the world to purchase $101,291 worth of extravagant items to include airline tickets, multiple purchases at Apple Stores and pharmacies, as well as hotels and restaurants." Patrick Ho is a Chinese national and close associate of Ye Jianming.
Zlochevsky allegedly sought favor with the United States via the vice president by funneling money to Biden family associates - primarily Hunter Biden and Devon Archer.
According to the report: "Hunter Biden was serving on Burisma's board when Zlochevsky allegedly paid a $7 million bribe to officials serving under Ukraine's prosecutor general, Vitaly Yarema, to 'shut the case against Zlochevsky.' Kent testified that this bribe occurred in December 2014, and, after learning about it, he and the Resident Legal Advisor reported this allegation to the FBI." U.S. Devon Archer Hunter Biden's Russian, Ukrainian, and Chinese business partners were not the only ones with criminal allegations against them.
Hunter Biden's close friend and business partner Devon Archer was indicted for a massive fraud scheme.
The Biden campaign has not has not yet addressed the numerous allegations contained in the report that are based on non-partisan financial records called Suspicious Activity Reports issued by the U.S. Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.
Regarding his work in China and Ukraine, Hunter Biden has previously admitted to "Poor judgement" but denied any "Ethical lapse." After the Senate report was released, Hunter Biden's daughter, Naomi Biden, posted a series of tweets defending her father: "Here's a thread on my dad, Hunter Biden - free of charge to the taxpayers and free of the corrosive influence of power-at-all-costs politics. The truth of a man filled with love, integrity, and human struggles."
Friday, September 25, 2020
Senate exposes a rogues' gallery of shady foreign associates behind Hunter Biden's lucrative deals
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