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BREAKING: House Oversight Releases Biden Bribery Timeline, Detailing Specifics Of Alleged Scheme

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The congressional investigation of the Biden family over the proximity of the family’s business dealings and Biden’s political dealings has been illustrated by the House Oversight Committee releasing a timeline of these influence-peddling schemes.

Taking its case to social media, the committee declared that “Today, we are releasing a timeline of the Biden family’s influence peddling schemes. President Biden has repeatedly denied knowing anything about his family’s business dealings despite evidence to the contrary. Our timeline contains important dates as to when Joe Biden knew and lied to the American people about his family’s business schemes.”

What the timeline repeatedly demonstrates is the immense foreign cash flow that his family received (primarily through his son, Hunter Biden) during Joe Biden’s tenure as Vice President and Biden’s ineffectual denials that his knowledge of and involvement in his son’s business dealings. These issues were noted by the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, James Comer (R-KY), who tweeted, “The timeline contains important dates as to when Joe Biden knew and lied to the American people about his family’s business schemes.”

The timeline focuses on the Biden family’s dealings in foreign countries like China, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Romania. The Oversight Committee’s timeline for influence peddling starts in earnest on November 1, 2013, when Hunter Biden and Chinese investors created an investment fund controlled by the Bank of China that pours money into Chinese state corporations.

Barely one month later, on December 4, 2013, then Vice President Joe Biden was on board Air Force 2, an official governmental aircraft, with his son and the Chinese CEO of that same investment fund. Whatever business the vice president’s son and the CEO had was evidentially quite successful. As revealed by the Committee “Shortly thereafter, BHR’s [the investment fund] business license was approved and Hunter Biden was a board member.”

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Another instance of suspected influence peddling can be traced to May 12, 2014, when Hunter became a board member of a Ukrainian energy company called Burisma. This was followed up by an event on March 20, 2015, when Vice President Joe Biden meets a high-level Burisma official, Vadym Pozharsky, during a business dinner organized by Hunter Biden. On November 2 of that year, Mr. Pozharsky gets worried about the status of an investigation into his company by Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin and wants American officials to put pressure on Ukraine to stop the investigation.

On November 6th, a high-level US governmental official meets with Hunter Biden to discuss the Burisma investigation. This is followed up on November 11th with the same official meeting of Vice President Joe Biden.  The next day that same official calls Hunter Biden. November 13, 2015, then Vice President Joe Biden announced that he would be traveling to Ukraine in December. The next day, Mr. Pozharsky gets confirmation of the Vice President’s plans by emailing Hunter.

On December 5th, Biden demands the firing of Mr. Shokin, and as leverage says that if Shokin is not fired they will not get $1 billion in  International Monetary Fund (IMF) loans. Two days later, Joe Biden gets “gets a commitment from President Poroshenko [of Ukraine] that Prosecutor General Shokin will be fired.”

These are just two documented instances of suspected foul play by the Biden family. More cases are documented in the timeline.



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