IS TIT FOR TAT STILL ALLOWED IN AMERICA?STAY TUNED AS BREYER RETIRES. SLEEZE OFTEN RECANT.

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I DO NOT HAVE THE SLIGHTEST IDEA WHETHER SCHWEIZER IS CORRECT OR NOT. HOWEVER, ONE THING I DO KNOW IS THAT WHEN BOOKS WERE WRITTEN ABOUT TRUMP MY LIBEAL FRIENDS JUMPED AT WANTNG ME TO READ THEM BECAUSE THEY IMMEDIATELY BELIEVED THEY WERE FACTUAL.  

I AM NOT ASKING MY LBERAL FRIENDS TO READ OR BELIEVE ANYTHING BUT TIT FOR TAT IS STILL FAIR GAME.

Direct Evidence of Biden Family Corruption – Part 1

According to a shocking recent novel, the Biden family made $31 million from five agreements in China, all of which involved persons with direct ties to China’s surveillance apparatus.

The Details are Shocking

As per Breitbart News’ high-ranking correspondent Peter Schweizer’s book Red-Handed: How American Wealthy Elite Get Rich Working to Help China Win, Hunter Biden worked with a number of funders with strong links to Chinese intelligence.

Hunter did this during his dad’s time as vice president and in various positions of power that granted him connections and access.

According to Schweizer, Beijing has seen a direct connection with the Bidens as an opportunity for “elite capture.”

This would allow Hunter Biden to secure conferences and major bargains with people at the top levels of Chinese banking firms and the Communist Party. It would come in exchange for the ability to use the Bidens’ power to further their own interests.

A businessman by the nickname of Che Feng, or “The Super Chairman,” as Hunter and his associates called to him, was one of the key early actors in the Bidens’ Chinese ventures.

Che, the child of a PLA veteran, has been characterized as “a dark and discrete entrepreneur” for whom the father-in-law was the director of the People’s Bank of China.

His business manager was Ma Jian, the Vice Minister of State Security. Ma was apparently the head of the ministry’s No. 8 Bureau, which oversaw North American surveillance activities targeting foreigners, according to Schweizer.

“The danger of a Chinese entrepreneur with deep ties to Beijing’s intelligence service doing financial dealings with the son of the United States’ vice president cannot be emphasized.”

In Red-Handed, Schweizer argues, “How this did not set off state defense or ethics warning bells in Washington is a marvel in and of itself.”

The Chinese are Playing Us

The vice president was used to “fuse financial market might to those with connections to the highest levels of authority in the Western world.”

This led to the formation of Bohai Harvest RST (BHR) with both the Biden scion, as well as his American associates, which was “financially backed by China’s biggest government banking firms.”

Zhao Xuejun (also Henry Zhao), who founded Harvest Money Managers, is another investor the Bidens met through “The Super Chair.” Zhao was the firm’s president, as well as the Chinese Communist Party’s director-general.

Zhao also co-founded a firm called “Harvest Global Ventures” with Jia Liqing, the child of a Politburo Standing Member of the committee.

Liqing’s father, Jia Chunwang, is a former state security minister who was “in command of security services, spying, and domestic and overseas intelligence operations.”

Harvest Global Holdings, a Hunter Biden company, sent $5 million to Burnham, another Hunter Biden company.

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Direct Evidence of Biden Family Corruption – Part 2

“In the realm of espionage, there is no one more formidable as Beijing,” Schweizer says. “The captivating and financially rewarding deal that Hunter was now instituting, creating BHR, involves two funders with connections to the top levels of Chinese intelligence.”

“It also involves a one-billion-dollar venture capital agreement that we first revealed in Secret Empires. It involved two funders with connections to the highest ranks of Chinese intelligence.”

“The roles performed by the spy-connected ‘Super Chair’ and Zhao are now known.”

Hunter is Caught Right Up in This

“Hunter’s job in the endeavor, as per Michael Lin, another Chinese investor, was quite direct: ‘Open as many doors as necessary in the western hemisphere for this extremely famous Bohai pro squad.'”

Hunter and his associates were also expected to “attend some of the events in HK and China they organize” when speaking with potential financial partners, according to Schweizer.

Although the Super Chairman and Ma Jian were subsequently arrested and convicted of laundering money and bribery, Hunter’s contacts with them were already formed. Zhao will serve as a channel for future agreements.

BHR eventually began purchasing or participating in strategic businesses in China and the United States.

Perhaps one of their early investments, according to Schweizer, was in China National Nuclear Power Company (CGN), with Hunter’s company serving as an “anchor shareholder.”

CGN was eventually busted as a “channel for nuclear spying in the West” by the FBI, as well as a CGN and a CGN technologist who was accused of stealing military secrets by the Obama Justice Department in 2016.

BHR also purchased Henniges Automotive, an American business that developed anti-vibration solutions for military and consumer applications.

To seal the purchase, BHR teamed with the Aviation Industry Corp of China, one of China’s leading defense contractors and a key perpetrator of U.S. defense technology stealing.

The Bidens Got Rich from American Secrets

Hunter received almost $25 million through Chinese merchants connected to the highest echelons of Chinese security between the BHR purchase and the $5 million transferred by Harvest, according to Schweizer.

Hunter would ultimately be presented to CEFC China Energy President Ye Jiemaing (Jainming), someone he would form a good working relationship connection and chat with “on a routine basis.”

Hunter acted as Ye’s “personal adviser” and collaborated with him to help CEFC grow into a global energy conglomerate. There were operations in Oman, Romania, Colombia, as well as Luxembourg.

“CEFC was located in a compound in Shanghai’s French Quarter sector, an area ‘mainly dominated by China’s armed services,” according to the report. One of Ye’s early business associates was the relative of Marshal Ye Jianying, “one of China’s military pioneers.”

A star appears in the company brand of the business Hunter Biden was now advising and which would reward him millions. It promotes ‘civil rights,’ according to corporation documents on its English site.

The star, though, means “this company will play a significant and strong role for the sake of the Chinese state and country” on the firm’s Chinese-language website, according to Schweizer

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NOW THAT JUSTICE BREYER IS RETIRING WILL BIDEN, WHO PRESIDED OVER JUSTICE THOMAS' NOMINATION, SHOW THE SAME DESPICABLE COURTESY HE SHOWED HIM TO HIS BLACK FEMALE NOMINEE? WILL "UNCLE JOE" ALLOW HER NAME TO BE TRASHED BY DEMOCRATS ON THE COMMITEE, AS WAS DONE TO JUSTICE THOMAS? WILL SHE BE LYNCHED, AS WAS JUSTICE THOMAS?

STAY TUNED.

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EVEN KENNEDY'S WIFE DISTANCED HERSELF FROM HER HUSBAND'S SICK COMMENTS AND ODIOUS COMPARISON.  BUT THEN, GRANDPA KENNEDY SAW NOTHING WRONG WITH HITLER'S THIRD REICH.

LIKE THE SLEEZES ALWAYS DO KENNEDY LATER  APPOLOGIZED.

Washington Examiner  The problem with Holocaust trivializationby Lawrence J. Haas “Even in Hitler’s Germany, you could ... cross the Alps into Switzerland,” Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said at a Washington rally this week to protest vaccine mandates. “You could hide in an attic, like Anne Frank did.” Kennedy’s suggestion that people suffer more from vaccine mandates than the victims of Adolf Hitler’s reign is particularly disturbing. Holocaust “trivialization,” comparing other events to the Holocaust and thereby minimizing its significance, is not just morally reprehensible — it also complicates U.S. efforts to confront such global challenges as making peace, promoting human rights, and eradicating a pandemic. Holocaust trivialization is inherently polarizing. Once one side of an issue accuses its opponents of a Holocaust-like action, the two sides retreat to their corners, far more inclined to fight than seek common ground. When protesters in London, Paris, and elsewhere last May compared Israel to Nazi Germany and suggested that it was conducting a Holocaust against the Palestinians, that further complicated efforts to achieve Israeli-Palestinian peace. Over-the-top disparagement of the Jewish state also diverts global attention from the truly despicable human rights abuses by, for instance, Kim Jong Un’s North Korea, which holds hundreds of thousands of people in internment camps; Xi Jinping’s China, which holds more than a million Muslim Uyghurs in prisons and “reeducation” camps; Vladimir Putin’s Russia, which stamps out any serious political or grassroots challenge to his rule; and Ali Khamenei’s Iran, which imprisons dissidents and treats women and minorities as second-class citizens. The list of examples goes on. When, in 2016, protesters in the Czech Republic compared Germany’s then-Chancellor Angela Merkel to Hitler during Europe’s migrant crisis, that further complicated efforts by European nations to come together around a joint approach to immigration. Public protests attract broad attention, but Holocaust trivialization is far worse online. This week, the Combat Antisemitism Movement released an internet monitoring report that found, through 2020 and 2021, more than 60 million “engagements” (e.g., posts, comments) on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other sites in six languages that tied the Holocaust to the pandemic. Such trivialization is driven by ignorance or malice. To address ignorance, societies should make greater efforts to teach history and about the Holocaust in particular. In the United States, just 19 states require their schools to teach about the Holocaust. Around the world, there are considerable differences in whether, and how, the Holocaust is taught at school, the Georg Eckert Institute and UNESCO reported a few years ago. To address malice, societies should not let Holocaust trivialization take place without comment. Influential figures should call it out in the strongest possible terms to help prevent it from going further mainstream. Kennedy’s wife, actress Cheryl Hines, set a good example by denouncing his remarks, calling them “reprehensible and insensitive” and making clear that she doesn’t share them. No one can prohibit Holocaust trivialization. But governments, societies, and citizens around the world can do a better job of marginalizing it so that it doesn’t acquire more mainstream acceptance. Lawrence J. Haas, a senior fellow at the American Foreign Policy Council, is the author of The Kennedys in the World: How Jack, Bobby, and Ted Remade America’s Empire, from Potomac Books.++++++++++++++++++++++++++++