The Hunter Biden Laptop SCANDAL Timeline
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- House Republicans move closer to Biden impeachment inquiry over alleged foreign bribes.
- Timeline reveals Hunter Biden’s questionable business deals during Joe Biden’s VP term.
- Suspicious financial transactions and connections raise corruption concerns.
- Hunter Biden’s interactions with foreign businessmen under scrutiny.
- Debate over investigation’s political motivations versus accountability.
Let’s dive into the timeline of events surrounding the allegations against President Joe Biden and his son Hunter, as House Republicans continue to move closer to an impeachment inquiry. It all started back in 2013 when Hunter Biden joined forces with Chinese investors to establish an investment fund called Bohai Harvest RST Equity Investment Fund Management Co., Ltd. (BHR), controlled by the Bank of China.
In November 2013, then-Vice President Joe Biden traveled with Hunter to China on Air Force 2, where they met the CEO of BHR. Shortly after, BHR’s business license was approved, and Hunter became a board member. The connections between Hunter and foreign entities raise concerns about potential corruption.
Fast forward to February 5, 2014, when Hunter Biden met with Kazakhstani businessman Kenes Rakishev in a Washington, D.C., hotel. On April 23, 2014, Rakishev’s company wired a substantial sum to a Rosemont entity, which then transferred the money to a car dealership in New Jersey, allegedly for a new sports car for Hunter Biden. The sequence of events raises questions about financial transactions and possible bribery.
On May 12, 2014, Ukrainian gas producer Burisma announced that Hunter Biden had joined its board of directors. Just nine days later, Vice President Biden delivered a speech in Romania to high-ranking officials, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
Things took a turn on September 12, 2014, when BHR invested a significant amount in a Chinese Communist Party-linked petroleum and chemical company. Around the same time, Hunter Biden and his business associate also invested in BHR. Later, Rakishev’s Kazakhstani oil company and Burisma teamed up with a CCP-linked company, announcing a financial arrangement that further raised eyebrows.
Moving on to March 20, 2015, Hunter Biden organized a business dinner in Washington, D.C., at Café Milano, where Joe Biden met a high-level Burisma official named Vadym Pozharskyi. This meeting adds to the concerns about potential inappropriate influence on the part of the Bidens.
September 1, 2015, saw BHR joining forces with a CCP-linked entity to acquire U.S.-based Henniges Automotive in a deal worth approximately $600 million. This raised suspicions about the nature of the deal and whether it involved any impropriety.
In January 2017, BHR agreed to purchase Lundin Mining Corp’s stake in an African cobalt/copper mine for a staggering $1.14 billion. Around the same time, Chairman Ye Jianming of CEFC gave Hunter Biden an $80,000 diamond, which again raises questions about potential gifts and favors.
On March 1, 2017, Chairman Ye Jianming’s company wired $3 million to Robinson Walker. On the same day, Joe Biden attended a CEFC meeting at the Four Seasons in Los Angeles, according to a Biden family associate. These events seem suspicious and warrant further investigation.
In June 2020, the FBI created an FD-1023 form memorializing information obtained from a confidential human source (CHS) who claimed to have recordings involving the Bidens. These recordings allegedly suggest that the Bidens may have been involved in questionable dealings.
Fast forward to October 22, 2020, when Joe Biden denied ever taking money from any foreign source. On the same day, Hunter’s ex-business associate, Tony Bobulinski, contradicted Joe Biden’s statement, asserting that he had firsthand knowledge of the Biden family’s business dealings, and claimed that Joe Biden was the “big guy” mentioned in an email from May 13, 2017.
Despite the mounting evidence and concerns surrounding the Bidens, some, like Whoopi Goldberg, argue that House Republicans are merely trying to punish President Biden for winning the 2020 election. Goldberg and her co-hosts on “The View” dismiss the allegations as a coordinated effort to attack Biden’s presidency.
However, others believe that these allegations should be taken seriously. Republicans argue that investigating potential corruption is essential, regardless of political affiliations, and that focusing on Hunter Biden is a means to hold those in power accountable.
In conclusion, the timeline of events surrounding the Biden family’s alleged dealings with foreign entities raises significant concerns. While some individuals may view the investigation as a partisan attack, others believe that it is crucial to ensure transparency and uphold the integrity of the highest office in the land. As the impeachment inquiry inches closer, the nation waits to see how this situation will unfold and how it may impact the future of American politics.
