Saturday, September 24, 2022

Biden Family Worked to Sell American Gas to China, GOP Lawmaker Says Citing Whistleblower

 The Biden family was selling U.S natural gas to China long before Joe Biden became president

  • Hunter Biden had a Chinese Communist Party member as his assistant while dealing with the Chinese side for the shipping of American natural gas
  • From 2017 to 2021, the Bidens promised business associates that Joe Biden would run for president in 2020 and those who worked with them from 2017 onward would "reap the rewards in a future Biden administration"
  • Comer's recount of a whistleblower testimony to Oversight Committee Republicans.

'Good for Both the United States and China'

  • Emails attached in the letter show that Hunter Biden was actively facilitating the natural gas deal with top executives from the now-defunct CEFC China Energy, at the time one of the largest energy firms in China.
  • In a November 2017 email to CEFC executive **** Gongwen, Hunter told his partner he had sent information regarding liquified natural gas opportunities in Louisiana.

Joe Biden's Alleged Role

  • Joe Biden was an "obfuscated partner" in the transactions with the Chinese, and his son would hold 10 percent of the joint venture to hide his involvement
  • In what Comer speculated to be a "mistake" on Hunter's part, Hunter wrote in a September 2017 email requesting to "have keys made available for new office mates," who he identified to be the senior Biden, Jill Biden, and the President's brother, Jim Biden
  • Cecilia Browning, the general manager of the office building, responded the same day to Hunter's request, "We are very excited and honored to welcome your new colleagues!" she wrote, according to a copy of the email from Hunter's alleged laptop
  • The White House has maintained that Hunter and the president "were not office mates."

https://www.theepochtimes.com/biden-family-worked-to-sell-american-gas-to-china-gop-lawmaker-says-citing-whistleblower_4746788.html?utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=ZeroHedge

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