DrMaddVibe
3 years ago
President Pedo...

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ZRX1200
3 years ago
If the left could be honest they wouldn’t constantly circle the wagons for fear of being called names, like they usually do.
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MACS
3 years ago

anything new been proven?

frankj1 wrote:



You believed all the accusations against Trump (right?)... ANYTHING been proven?
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frankj1
3 years ago

You believed all the accusations against Trump (right?)... ANYTHING been proven?

MACS wrote:


I believed what was clarified. I did not believe nor disbelieve simply because I disliked Trump, while I admit willingly that I would not have been surprised by very bad findings, I waited for proof...and actually, Mueller did find several serious links but not enough to charge collusion (in his opinion)...other things he felt could be worthy of filing charges but stated his team did not have the authority to do that, so he turned it over to Justice...

He even came out of his desired solitude to publicly and angrily rebuke Barr's public intentional early misinterpretation of the findings...Barr who headed the same Justice! But Mueller clearly listed some serious findings, despite the amnesia toward that fact by Trumpers.

In related news, that same Barr does not agree with you at all regarding Trump's defeat in the 2020 election. Barr, who staunchly defended Trump and kinda lied for him about the Mueller findings.

However, none of the above has anything to do with the topic being addressed yet I am answering your question cuz you're you, not some whacko I do not respect.

So far you are restating the claims of something like 64 filed cases, one of which (PA) had a partial maybe, the others all dismissed.

Do you have anything at all beyond personal doubt after all the cases and internet conspiracies to claim the election Trump lost was due to a coordinated plot to fix the results? Anything from Sidney Powell, Rudy, anyone at all?

I've seen none from any believers.
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ZRX1200
3 years ago
Well apparently cancer is a symptom of COVID19 now…..
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HockeyDad
3 years ago
I kinda wish it were true that the election was stolen. That would lessen the blame on the 81 million who voted for Biden.
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frankj1
3 years ago

I kinda wish it were true that the election was stolen. That would lessen the blame on the 81 million who voted for Biden.

HockeyDad wrote:


truth in jest...great post!
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frankj1
3 years ago

Well apparently cancer is a symptom of COVID19 now…..

ZRX1200 wrote:


did it go to Delaware to incorporate?
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RayR
3 years ago

President Pedo...


DrMaddVibe wrote:



I happened to hear that entire thing called a speech he did there. He always likes playing the drama queen with the anecdotes of his rough youth in the slave state of Delaware. After listening to the whole speech, my takeaway from all his mumbling and jumbling was this concisely...He was promising pallets of stolen loot, corporate welfare, as a reward to faithful donors to the DNC. That was the entire gist of it, forget all that drama about climate change being an existential crisis and that "climate emergency" crap and his grand promises of those green projects too.
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Dg west deptford
3 years ago
They gotta figure a way to codify ESGs before this wind farm production scam goes down worse than Solyndra.

I miss mean tweets more everyday
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JGKAMIN
3 years ago

He always likes playing the drama queen with the anecdotes of his rough youth in the slave state of Delaware.

RayR wrote:


CornPop was a baaaaaad dude…=;
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RayR
3 years ago

Well apparently cancer is a symptom of COVID19 now…..

ZRX1200 wrote:



I heard that one year ago today that Biden said “You're not going to get COVID if you have these vaccinations,”
It's true, not right-wing extremist FAKE NEWS.
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DrMaddVibe
3 years ago
Its a war of the vaccinated!
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HockeyDad
3 years ago
I’m starting to feel like Biden has lied to me.
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RayR
3 years ago

I’m starting to feel like Biden has lied to me.

HockeyDad wrote:



Yes he did HD. 😞
And he's still lyin'...


Pfizer Fail: Biden gets COVID, despite taking four mRNA miracle cure shots

A test of his faith.

by Jordan Schachtel

Joe Biden has tested positive for COVID-19, despite taking four injections of a pharmaceutical product once described as an mRNA miracle cure, but has fast become a useless and expired gene therapy.

Amazingly, this diagnosis occurred exactly one year to the day that Joe Biden spoke at a July 21, 20201 CNN town hall, during which he declared, “you’re not going to get COVID if you have these vaccinations.” Biden has regularly claimed, contrary to the evidence, that the COVID issue is a “pandemic of the unvaccinated,” promising that the shots would keep Americans from spreading the virus.

More....

https://dossier.substack.com/p/pfizer-fail-biden-gets-covid-despite 



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Brewha
3 years ago

I kinda wish it were true that the election was stolen. That would lessen the blame on the 81 million who voted for Biden.

HockeyDad wrote:


That’s it. Blame the people who love America enough to save you from the dictator n chief.
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RayR
3 years ago

That’s it. Blame the people he love America enough to save you from the dictator n chief.

Brewha wrote:



😕
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DrMaddVibe
3 years ago
🤔 They never have a 2nd cup of coffee at home...they never had this kind of problem with Trump!


DOJ Insiders Say Delaware US Attorney’s Office Too Inadequate To Investigate Biden Family Corruption



Conflicts of interest aside, the complexity and scope of the Biden corruption investigation exceed the capabilities of the Delaware U.S. Attorney’s Office.

The Delaware U.S. Attorney’s Office investigating Hunter Biden lacks the wherewithal and resources to adequately probe the dubious financial dealings of the Biden family and their business partners, according to three current or former Department of Justice officials.

“If any single one of the dozens of issues had been alleged about the Bush or Trump families, a special counsel would have been appointed immediately,” said one career official familiar with the probe. “[The Delaware office] needs help. There’s no way it can tackle everything it needs to, even if it tried.” Two other officials also expressed concern about resources available to the investigation, particularly given the political sensitivity and complexity of the underlying issues.

In March 2022, the New York Times reported that David C. Weiss, the U.S. attorney for Delaware, was overseeing the criminal investigation into Hunter Biden, noting that the probe may also involve the scrutiny of various other connected individuals and businesses. Sources told the Times that a grand jury continues to gather evidence “in a wide-ranging examination” of Biden’s international business dealings, with prosecutors considering charges for tax fraud, criminal foreign lobbying, and money laundering.

On July 8, Sens. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, the ranking member of the Judiciary Committee, and Ron Johnson, R-Wis., the top Republican on the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, wrote to Weiss, a second time, inquiring about the investigation. In addition to asking the attorney whether Nicholas McQuaid, a former associate of Hunter Biden’s criminal attorney and now the principal deputy assistant attorney general for the DOJ’s Criminal Division, had any involvement in the investigation, Grassley and Johnson sought assurances concerning the funding and scope of the investigation.

Has the U.S. Attorney’s Office for Delaware issued grand jury subpoenas “to Wells Fargo, USAA, Bank of America, TD Bank, JPMorgan Chase, PNC, Morgan Stanley, Citibank, Bank of New York Mellon, Bank of China and First National Bank of Omaha for records relating to Hunter Biden, James Biden, Sara Biden, John R. Walker, Eric Schwerin, Devon Archer and corporate entities linked to them, including but not limited to, Hudson West III and the Lion Hall Group?” the letter inquired.

Those financial institutions should have relevant information related to Weiss’s criminal probe, the senators explained, referencing bank records introduced on the Senate floor establishing financial connections between James Biden (the president’s brother) and Hunter and the communist Chinese regime.

During floor speeches earlier this year, Grassley and Johnson displayed multiple records confirming the transfer of funds from top Chinese officials and various entities run by President Joe Biden’s family members, including one transfer of $100,000 from the Chinese-owned firm of CEFC and Hunter Biden’s firm, Owasco. Another wire transfer from communist-connected Chinese businesses totaled $5,000,000, with the proceeds reaching Hunter and James Biden through a variety of business organizations they controlled — a maze the senators walked people through on the Senate floor earlier this year, including Hunter Biden’s Hudson West III and James Biden’s Lion Hall Group. Other bank records established high-value transfers to James Biden.

Revelations of Hunter and James Biden’s profiteering from communist China represent but one aspect of the financial dealings of the duo. According to the New York Times, Hunter Biden’s joint global equity firm, the Bohai Harvest Equity Investment Fund, helped arrange the purchase by a Chinese mining company of the world’s largest cobalt source in the Congo. “Hunter reportedly launched that new joint enterprise with Chinese business partners less than two weeks after he traveled to China on Air Force Two with his then-vice president father.”

That Hunter and then-Vice President Joe Biden made the joint trip to China shortly before the younger Biden partnered with Chinese businessmen proves even more significant now, given the recent release of a tape capturing Hunter bragging of his influence over his father. “He’ll talk about anything that I want him to, that he believes in. If I say it’s important to me, then he will work a way in which to make it a part of his platform,” Hunter can reportedly be heard saying. “My dad respects me more than he respects anyone in the world, and I know that to be certain, so it’s not going to be about whether my dad thinks it’s going to affect his politics.”

In early July, even more questions concerning dealings with China were raised when news broke that the Biden administration had sold nearly 1 million barrels of oil from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve to Unipec, which is the “trading arm” of the Chinese company known as Sinopec. “Sinopec is also tied to Hunter Biden, whose private equity firm, BHR Partners, bought a $1.7 billion stake in the company seven years ago.”

Beyond China, Hunter Biden’s role in Ukraine and his appointment to Burisma Holdings board of directors at a reported salary of $50,000 per month during his dad’s time as vice president adds to the deep dive required on the Biden family financials. Sources familiar with Weiss’s investigation also claim the Delaware U.S. attorney is looking at the Washington consulting firm Blue Star Strategies, which worked for Burisma in a deal Hunter Biden reportedly helped broker.

But there is more, with a Senate report documenting Hunter Biden’s receipt of a combined $3.5 million from the wife of the former Moscow mayor, a Kazakhstan investor, and several other individuals.

Closer to home, James Biden’s financial dealings also evidence a complicated pay-to-play scandal underlying his investing in the health care sector. According to court filings and interviews with former business associates, James Biden told his potential partners, including at Americore Health Hospital, “that his last name could open doors and that Joe Biden was excited about the public policy implications of their business models…”

According to Politico, Tom Pritchard, a former Americore executive, said that James Biden held out the “promise of a large investment from the Middle East based on his political connections,” even introducing Pritchard to the now-president. James Biden later reportedly helped Americore obtain a loan from a hedge fund, before taking “a six-figure personal loan out of Americore’s coffers,” but then the Middle East investment never materialized, and neither did James Biden’s repayment of the loan.

Similar allegations suffered in a Tennessee case brought by two health-services firms that sued James Biden and his business partners, “alleging James and his partners promised to provide a large investment from the Middle East, then pushed the firms to make expensive acquisitions, as part of a scheme to drive them out of business and steal their business models.” “Those firms alleged that James Biden cited his family’s political connections and promised his older brother would promote their health care model as part of his 2020 presidential campaign.’”

Grassley and Johnson’s letter to Weiss suggests the Biden family’s apparent attempt to profit in the health care sector from their relationship with Joe Biden is on the radar of investigators, as the senators specifically called out Sara Biden as an interested party. Politico’s exposé into the Biden family’s health care investments reported that Platinum Global Partners, “a Florida corporation that lists James and his wife Sara as managers,” faced claims in a court case in Palm Beach County related to a purported investment agreement James and Sara Biden’s business reneged on. And according to Politico, an “executive involved in litigation against James Biden,” claimed James Biden said he “could get the Biden Cancer Initiative to promote” an “oral rinse” with purported benefits for cancer patients.

The other names called out in the letter to Weiss provide further insight into the breadth of the financial dealings the Delaware office must entangle. Devon Archer, for instance, served as a partner with Hunter Biden and John Kerry’s stepson Chris Heinz in their investment firm, Rosemont Seneca Partners. Archer has already been convicted of fraud in an unrelated case in New York.

Eric Schwerin, another person Grassley and Johnson identified whose banking records would likely be relevant, was at one time president of Rosemont Seneca Partners. However, “during the eight years of Joe Biden’s vice presidency, Schwerin gradually became a de facto financial planner for the wider Biden family.” And according to a new book by Hunter’s ex-wife, Kathleen Buhle, Schwerin “managed almost every area of [her and Hunter’s] financial lives.”

Significantly, “emails from Hunter Biden’s abandoned hard drive show Schwerin moving money on behalf of father and son and helping Hunter Biden handle family expenses.” Another email showed that while Joe Biden was vice president, Schwerin received his “Delaware tax refund check” and that Schwerin and Hunter discussed various payments for Joe Biden’s expenses.

While the Times reported that “over the last two years, federal prosecutors in Delaware have issued scores of subpoenas for documents related to Hunter Biden’s foreign work and for bank accounts linked to him and his associates, including two formerly close business partners, Eric Schwerin and Devon Archer,” the senators’ letter requests confirmation of that fact from Weiss.

In addition to Hunter’s business dealings, the letter questioned Weiss on recent reports suggesting that “Joe Biden may have unwittingly financed Hunter Biden’s ‘participation in an escort ring tied to Russia.’” The senators then stressed that in their September 2020 report, they had “noted that records in our possession indicated that ‘Hunter Biden paid nonresident women in the United States who are citizens of Russia and Ukraine’ and that some transactions are linked to what ‘appears to be an Eastern European prostitution or human trafficking ring.’”

Such “potentially criminal behavior must be thoroughly investigated by law enforcement entities according to the highest ethical standards,” last week’s letter cautioned, while noting that the senators “have serious concerns about your review of this matter as well as the ongoing Hunter Biden criminal case.”

Those “serious concerns” led the senators to once again ask Weiss whether he discussed with the attorney general “the need for a special counsel or independent counsel to properly investigate the Hunter Biden criminal matter,” and whether the District of Delaware’s U.S. Attorney’s Office has “received sufficient resources and support from the Justice Department to properly execute the Hunter Biden criminal case.”

Calls for a special counsel have been percolating since April when a group of nearly 100 House Republications wrote Attorney General Merrick Garland to demand he appoint a special counsel to investigate Hunter Biden. “We are concerned that in the case of Hunter Biden the Department has an actual conflict of interest and certainly has the appearance of a conflict of interest that could prevent a fair and impartial investigation of his activities,” the lawmakers wrote, adding, “You were nominated to your position by Hunter Biden’s father and ultimately work for him.”

Those concerns have been heightened with the announcement of several whistleblowers in the Department of Justice sounding the alarm about politically charged decisions to limit or shut down investigations of the Biden family business.

The White House has to date rejected calls for a special counsel, but three current or former DOJ officials tell The Federalist that conflicts of interest aside, the complexity and scope of the investigation exceed the capabilities of the Delaware U.S. Attorney’s Office.

With Weiss’s investigation already into its third year and with evidence continuing to trickle out from Hunter’s laptop confirming both his and his uncle James’ questionable business dealings and that Joe Biden benefitted financially from those enterprises, Grassley and Johnson are right to question whether Weiss has adequate resources for the probe into the Biden family financial dealings.

Those familiar with the investigation, however, believe a special counsel is needed to ensure the right people with the necessary skill sets are available — something the Delaware U.S. Attorney’s Office just cannot possibly have.

https://thefederalist.com/2022/07/27/doj-insiders-say-delaware-us-attorneys-office-too-inadequate-to-investigate-biden-family-corruption/ 


See the crime family for what it is and what you voted for. It was there staring you in the face the entire time laughing at you taking the bait. The sellout of America continues and people still want to "but Trump" and "Orangeman bad". Talk about sheepeople.
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DrMaddVibe
3 years ago
"I've Delivered": New Disclosures Demolish President Biden's Denials On Hunter Dealings



New disclosures are demolishing the continued denials of President Biden that he had no knowledge and nothing to do with his son’s business interests. The emails (reviewed by Fox and The Daily Mail) include exchanges with at least 14 of Hunter Biden’s business associates while Joe Biden was vice president. They cast further doubt on the president’s repeated claims that he had no knowledge of his son’s foreign business dealings. In one almost plaintive email, Hunter actually complains to an associate that he had delivered on everything that was demanded of him in getting access to his father and the White House.

President Biden and the White House continue to repeat his denial from the campaign trial in 2019:

“I have never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings.”

These denials have continued even after an audiotape surfaced showing President Biden leaving a message for Hunter specifically discussing coverage of those dealings.

Some of us have written for two years that Biden’s denial of knowledge is patently false.

Indeed, it is baffling how Attorney General Garland can ignore the myriad of references to Joe Biden in refusing to appoint a special counsel.

There are emails of Ukrainian and other foreign clients thanking Hunter Biden for arranging meetings with his father.

There are photos from dinners and meetings that tie President Biden to these figures, including a 2015 dinner with a group of Hunter Biden’s Russian and Kazakh clients.

People apparently were told to avoid directly referring to President Biden. In one email, Tony Bobulinski, then a business partner of Hunter’s, was instructed by Biden associate James Gilliar not to speak of the former veep’s connection to any transactions:

“Don’t mention Joe being involved, it’s only when u [sic] are face to face, I know u [sic] know that but they are paranoid.”

Instead, the emails apparently refer to President Biden with code names such as “Celtic” or “the big guy.” In one, “the big guy” is discussed as possibly receiving a 10 percent cut on a deal with a Chinese energy firm; other emails reportedly refer to Hunter Biden paying portions of his father’s expenses and taxes.

The new disclosures only add details to the the extent of his knowledge and involvement.

It appears that Biden met with at least 14 of Hunter’s business associates from the U.S., Mexico, Ukraine, China and Kazakhstan over the course of his vice presidency. That includes Hunter’s Mexican business associates, Miguel Aleman Velasco and Miguel Aleman Magnani who visited the West Wing on Feb. 26, 2014, and Joe was later photographed with Hunter giving Velasco and Magnani a tour of the White House Brady Press Briefing room.

Hunter is clearly eager to get photos as a deliverable for the visits. In one email in April 2014 to David Lienemann, Biden’s official photographer, Hunter asks “Do you have pictures from the lunch I had in dad’s office (I think on 2/26) with Miguel Alleman [sic] Sr. And Jr. And Jeff Cooper? If so let me know and I can send someone to pick them up. Thanks. How was Kiev?”

Other emails show Hunter using trips with his Dad to arrange meetings with business associates like Magnani. Indeed, in one exchange with Magnani, Hunter complains that he is not getting responses on his business dealings, objecting

“I have brought every single person you have ever asked me to bring to the F’ing White House and the Vice President’s house and the inauguration and then you go completely silent,. I don’t know what it is that I did but I’d like to know why I’ve delivered on every single thing you’ve ever asked – and you make me feel like I’ve done something to offend you.”

The cringeworthy email only adds to the embarrassment not of Hunter Biden but Merrick Garland who continues to refuse the obvious need for a special counsel. Indeed, the public could raise the objection raised by Hunter: what does it take?

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/ive-delivered-new-disclosures-demolish-president-bidens-denials-hunter-dealings 


Why it just seems like yesterday when we were told about how Trump and his kids were lining their pockets with cash. Oh how they'd exclaim wildly about how they were so correct because some dude named Maddcow on MSDNC told them what to think. How quiet those same liars are now. Everyone with half a brain were telling those idiots that this was going to happen. Why just go back to the 1st post in this thread. It's all there plus more garbage this insidious family is putting this nation through. God help this nation as we try to navigate our way through their craptastic moral failures tied to the DNC.
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RayR
3 years ago

B O B U L I N S K I email confirms what we knew all along, J O E Y B. is the B I G G U Y.

Joe Biden Confirmed to Be 'The Big Guy'? Panicked Messages Revealed: Report

By Jack Davis
July 28, 2022 at 5:34pm

A new report shows that a business partner of Hunter Biden used the phrase “The Big Guy” when referring to President Joe Biden on the day that the first wave of stories broke that Hunter Biden’s laptop had been found.

The phrase has meaning in the tangled trails of Hunter Biden’s overseas business dealings because a figure is known — in the contents of the laptop — only as “the big guy” was going to share in a Hunter Biden deal with a Chinese company.

So what? The phrase was used by the same man in both a 2017 email found on the laptop and in a message obtained by the New York Post that directly referred to Joe Biden.

The Post said it has seen a message from James Gilliar, who the Post links to British intelligence services dated Oct. 14, 2020, which is when the first story broke about the contents of a laptop Hunter Biden had left in a Delaware repair shop. An unknown person asked Gillar whether “Hunter and/or Joe or Joe’s campaign [would] try to make it ‘Oh, we were never involved’ … and try to basically make us collateral damage?”

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https://www.westernjournal.com/joe-biden-confirmed-big-guy-panicked-messages-revealed-report/ 

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