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In a surprising revelation, Hunter Biden's former business associate, Rob Walker, has disclosed the reasons behind Joe Biden's meetings with his son's Chinese business partners. According to Walker's testimony, it appears that Joe Biden was simply checking in on his son during a meeting with the Chinese firm CEFC. A heartwarming family affair indeed, as nothing says bonding like engaging with questionable foreign business associates.
The plot thickens as Walker disclosed receiving a substantial $3 million from CEFC's account in March 2017, distributing $1 million of that sum to various Biden family accounts. It's akin to a family gathering where, instead of a potluck dish, they pass around millions of dollars. Who needs a trust fund when Chinese business partners are willing to provide hefty "thank you" payments?
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Enter the realm of creative accounting within the Biden family. Allegedly, Hunter Biden instructed Walker to send payments to his uncle James Biden and sister-in-law Hallie Biden, despite their purported lack of contribution to CEFC. Work seems inconsequential when generous payouts are in play.
This financial saga unfolded after Joe Biden left the vice presidency in January 2017. Did this deter Joe from capitalizing on his son's foreign business dealings? Apparently not. He conveniently attended a meeting with CEFC around the same time as the payment from the Chinese firm was made. Coincidence? Unlikely.
Let's not forget Joe Biden's assertions during the 2020 presidential election, boldly claiming his son never earned money from China. The truth, it seems, has a way of catching up, as evidenced by recent revelations.
Fortunately, the House GOP's impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden is diligently investigating his alleged involvement in his son's foreign business dealings. The inquiry aims to untangle the web of corruption, with Hunter Biden scheduled to testify on February 28. It promises to be a captivating episode.
Meanwhile, the scandalous drama features additional characters, such as CEFC executive Patrick Ho, who wired Hunter Biden $1 million for legal services never rendered. American-Israeli Gal Luft also enters the scene, indicted for failing to register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act while receiving around $700,000 from CEFC. It's a lineup of shady characters that could rival the most sensational soap opera.
In conclusion, the Biden family's cozy ties with Chinese business partners, the enigmatic "thank you" payments, and the fortuitous timing of Joe Biden's meetings compose a narrative that would leave even the most extravagant soap opera envious. Perhaps, in the realm of America's first family, it's just another day in the life.
