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Report: Hunter Biden Investigation Linked to Chinese Company in Laptop Emails; Which of Hunter Biden’s Associates Will Commit Suicide First? And related stories

Report: Hunter Biden Investigation Linked to Chinese Company in Laptop Emails:

CNN’s Simon Prokupecz reported Wednesday that an investigation into Hunter Biden’s taxes includes a gift given to him in 2017 by Ye Jianming, the founder of the CEFC China Energy Co.

Emails reported by the New York Post from Hunter Biden’s laptop in October — which CNN deliberately ignored — suggested that Hunter Biden was involved in a joint venture with CEFC to create a new company in which former Vice President Joe Biden may have been assigned a 10% ownership stake.

Hunter Biden’s former business partner, Tony Bobulinski, corroborated the story — and told Fox News’ Tucker Carlson that he became alarmed when Hunter Biden began acting as the personal attorney for Jianming. CEFC later went bankrupt. —>READ MORE HERE

Which of Hunter Biden’s Associates Will Commit Suicide First?

Is anything going to actually happen to Hunter Biden as the result of the investigation into his Chinese business dealings that was apparently underway since 2018?

The odds are good that the feds will go through the motions, nail one of Hunter’s associates, meant to serve as his patsies when things went wrong (why do you think they were so eager to talk before the election), and then walk away.

You can see this foreshadowed in Hunter’s statement. —>READ MORE HERE

Follow links below to related stories:

DOJ Suspended Hunter Biden Investigation During Election: Now Back On

Hunter Biden Says He’s Being Investigated For Possible Tax Crimes

Hunter Biden says that his ‘tax affairs’ are under federal investigation

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