Sarah wrote about Ukrainian prosecutor Viktor Shokin breaking his silence about his dismissal from his post that he alleges was over his investigation into Burisma, which has sparked allegations that Biden family corruption played a part in his firing. Hunter Biden and his associate, Devon Archer, had cushy positions on the Ukrainian energy company’s corporate board. Hunter was paid $50,000/month, the fee top Burisma executives paid for access to top American officials. Then-Vice President Joe Biden boasted about how he got Shokin fired by threatening to withhold aid to the country. It comes back to the FD-1023 report from the FBI, where the bureau’s confidential informant claimed that Joe and Hunter were paid $10 million in bribes by Burisma officials. In return, the Bidens get rich, and Burisma gets a legal shield. The latest development on those allegations is that Archer met with then-Secretary of State John Kerry weeks before Shokin was given the axe (via Fox News):
Recommendedpoliticspresumptuous.comThere are more questions regarding this Kerry-Archer meeting. Archer corroborated testimony regarding this sordid money-for-access scheme the Bidens peddled for years, where the former Hunter associate admitted the family was abusing soft power. What happened here? The Biden administration has tied the hands of Congress by appointing the US attorney, David Weiss, who tried to charge Hunter but was blocked as special counsel, blocking his testimony before Congress. Weiss also allowed some of the most serious tax violations to lapse. He’s not a real special counsel for this new DOJ Hunter Biden probe. Half the country feels this is a political stunt. A special counsel should come from the outside, and the scope of this probe is exceptionally narrow. Joe Biden’s reported connections to Hunter’s corrupt deals are not part of the mandate. It’s why the Department of Justice might force the House GOP’s hand on impeachment. It could be the only way to get further answers as more developments continue to look incriminating for the First Family. |
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