I asked on a forum "What did Mr. Biden do in Ukraine that was so bad?" because I was wondering about what Mr. Gugliani was talking about and what the affidavits were. I am sure that the issue could be spun in a negative way, if you want to. The answers are a bit complicated -
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Hunter
Biden took a job which paid him $850,000 as a board member of Burisma ,
the largest oil and gas company in the Ukraine. This occurred during a
time in which the United States was supporting one side in a civil war
in which one side wanted to retain ties to Russia, and the other side
want to establish ties with the EU.
The
most innocent explanation is that Burisma wanted to increase foreign
direct investment and viewed Devon Archer and Hunter Biden as having the
experience to make that happen. The truth, IMO, based upon the facts
and timeline, is that the company attempted to gain favor with the U.S.
government by enlisting the services of Archer, a close family friend of
then Secretary of the State John Kerry, and the son of then vice
president. Golf anyone?
The
firing of the prosecutor investigating Burisma (Shokin) is a natural
outgrowth of this involvement. Because how could you make money if the
company you’re trying to make money with is under investigation facing
regulatory pressure, and fighting for its very existence? It makes no
difference that Hunter Biden was not there when the corruption was
occurring. After Shokin was fired:
Mr Zlochevsky strengthened his position under new general prosecutor Yuriy Lutsenko.Burisma retained its production licences and settled a tax avoidance case after Mr Lutsenko’s office downgraded the charges. Financial TimesShokin was also fired in the same month the IMF approved a carrot and stick 17.5-billion dollar loan. Oh gee, how did that parliament vote happen again to fire Shokin? Oh, Biden threatened to withhold 1 billion of the US loan guarantees unless he was fired. Just one of those odd coincidences.Why didn’t any Republicans say anything about it at the time? And why are Shokin’s successors saying that there’s simply nothing there to investigate? Common sense. In the first instance they were enacting and supporting an agenda to circumvent Russia’s access to the Ukraine. If you know anything of the history here, it’s a big deal to control the pipelines:Russia provides approximately a quarter of the natural gas consumed in the European Union; approximately 80% of those exports travel through pipelines across Ukrainian soil prior to arriving in the EU. Russia–Ukraine gas disputes - WikipediaWould you be surprised to know that on July 25, 2015 the Ukrainian army installed shale gas production equipment near Slavyansk:Ukrainian troopers help installing shale gas production equipment near the east Ukrainian town of Slavyansk, which they bombed and shelled for the three preceding months, the Novorossiya news agency reports on its website citing local residents “Civilians protected by Ukrainian army are getting ready to install drilling rigs. More equipment is being brought in,” they said, adding that the military are encircling the future extraction area…The people of Slavyansk, which is located in the heart of the Yzovka shale gas field, staged numerous protest actions in the past against its development. They even wanted to call in a referendum on that subject. Environmentalists are particularly concerned with the consequences of hydrofracing, a method used for shale gas extraction, because it implies the use of extremely toxic chemical agents which can poison not only subsoil waters but also the atmosphere. Ukrainian army helps installing shale gas production equipment near Slavyansk (my emphasis).All that local opposition to this fracking? Problem solved:Of course, many people wanted Shokin out. Including the US Government the IMF (who made the loan) and the EU (who stood to benefit the most). He was standing in the way their mutual plan. The EU gets most of its natural gas from the Ukraine or via pipelines going through the Ukraine from Russia.What was Viktor Yanukovych saying way back in 2009 when Biden visited (wow he made a lot of trips to this little country huh?):"We underscored the importance for Ukraine to integrate into new European projects to supply oil and gas from traditional and nontraditional [oil- and gas-producing] regions," Yushchenko said. Biden: 'Reset' Not At Ukraine's ExpenseDo you think he was referring to places like Slavyansk? Yeah. But he sided with Russia instead and backed out a deal with the EU:So this is certainly the outcome of that decision:Head of Stratfor, ‘Private CIA,’ Says Overthrow of Yanukovych Was ‘The Most Blatant Coup in History’So, should we be surprised that Archer and Biden hooked on to a company that wanted to to extract and supply natural gas from the Ukraine during a revolution supported by U.S. foreign policy? Or that they had direct ties to the U.S. government parties enacting that foreign policy? Or that the whole revolution was about the supply of oil and natural gas to the EU? Or that they hired a lobbyist to front and peddle their influence to defer direct ties to the US government?Nope.But we should be disgusted by all this because it’s all about oil, gas, imperialism, money, corruption, civil war, nepotism, arms deals, the killing of innocent people for profit — the entirety of the globalist’s bag of goodies.
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