The case of Hunter Biden is an incredibly vivid example of
corruption by the federal government. The situation rivals
Watergate and the Teapot Dome scandal, engineered by
members of President Warren Harding's cabinet.

Because of Hunter, the Biden administration will go down
in history alongside Richard Nixon and the Teapot.

The following facts are not in dispute.

From 2014 to 2019, Hunter Biden amassed millions of dollars
selling influence to foreign concerns. The son of President Biden
used his father's name in multiple financial deals where foreign
nationals were promised access to the elder Biden.

The IRS, flagged by banks, began investigating Hunter during
the Trump administration. But little happened even though it
was obvious Hunter Biden had dodged his federal tax obligation
for years. How obvious? He didn't even file.

In a press conference on December 21, 2020, Trump Attorney
General William Barr said he had full confidence in the Hunter Biden investigation and would not appoint a Special Prosecutor even
though his boss, President Trump, favored that.

Barr was either badly mistaken or corrupt.

The incoming Attorney General under President Biden,
Merrick Garland, also refused to appoint an independent
counsel, saying the U.S. Attorney in Delaware, David Weiss,
was doing a fine job.

That was a ludicrous and perhaps dishonest statement.

After at least five years of probing, Weiss finally charged
Hunter with two misdemeanor tax violations and a low-level
gun possession illegality. A corrupt plea bargain was reached
where Hunter Biden would spend no time in prison.

Enter two IRS investigators who testified under oath that
Weiss and Garland had no intention of getting to the truth
of the matter. That happened on July 19 of this year.

Almost a month later, a federal judge rejected the corrupt deal
put forth by the Justice Department. In an incredible display
of arrogance, Garland signed off on that deal despite the
testimony of the whistleblowers.

He couldn't be bothered with that. Amazingly corrupt.

Up until this point, the powerful corporate news agencies,
especially The Washington Post of Watergate fame,
The New York Times, and NBC News, basically covered
for the Biden family, even attacking those seeking the truth.
In fact, only a very few media outlets, like The New York Post,
pursued the story.

That abdication of journalistic responsibility lays the "corrupt"
label on the American press. And there's no doubt about it.

Last week, under enormous pressure because of the
Congressional testimony, the Justice Department filed
three new felony charges and six misdemeanors against
Hunter Biden. Essentially, the 56-page indictment says he
broke tax law for three years from 2016 to 2019.

Whistleblowers allege Hunter's crimes began in 2014, but the
statute of limitations has run out, which some believe was
a goal of Garland's crew all along.

So, Merrick Garland and his merry men somehow cobbled all
these new charges together in less than four months when
the G-men were on the case five years prior to that.

Get the picture? There's more.

The latest federal indictment is filed in California, where
Hunter Biden spent much of his time. But, the U.S. Attorney
in that state is not cited in the court papers. Why? Because
he flat-out refused to investigate Hunter Biden.

His name is Martin Estrada. He is still working for
Merrick Garland. That is corruption.

The feds knew long ago that Hunter Biden was
selling influence, dodging taxes, and literally spending
millions on cocaine, sex workers, and luxury automobiles
Attorney General Garland knew President Biden knew, Jill Biden
knew, and the corporate media knew.

But all of them did not want you to know because that revelation
would have hurt the Democratic Party and the Progressive Movement,
which controls it.

Corruption? Off the chart. Even Warren Harding would be appalled".

Bill O'Reilly - December 10, 1923

Irish

On Sunday, December 10, 2023 at 11:41:24 AM UTC-5, irishranger317@gmail.com wrote:
> The case of Hunter Biden is an incredibly vivid example of
> corruption by the federal government. The situation rivals
> Watergate and the Teapot Dome scandal, engineered by
> members of President Warren Harding's cabinet.
>
> Because of Hunter, the Biden administration will go down
> in history alongside Richard Nixon and the Teapot.
>
> The following facts are not in dispute.
>
> From 2014 to 2019, Hunter Biden amassed millions of dollars
> selling influence to foreign concerns. The son of President Biden
> used his father's name in multiple financial deals where foreign
> nationals were promised access to the elder Biden.
>
> The IRS, flagged by banks, began investigating Hunter during
> the Trump administration. But little happened even though it
> was obvious Hunter Biden had dodged his federal tax obligation
> for years. How obvious? He didn't even file.
>
> In a press conference on December 21, 2020, Trump Attorney
> General William Barr said he had full confidence in the Hunter Biden investigation and would not appoint a Special Prosecutor even
> though his boss, President Trump, favored that.
>
> Barr was either badly mistaken or corrupt.
>
> The incoming Attorney General under President Biden,
> Merrick Garland, also refused to appoint an independent
> counsel, saying the U.S. Attorney in Delaware, David Weiss,
> was doing a fine job.
>
> That was a ludicrous and perhaps dishonest statement.
>
> After at least five years of probing, Weiss finally charged
> Hunter with two misdemeanor tax violations and a low-level
> gun possession illegality. A corrupt plea bargain was reached
> where Hunter Biden would spend no time in prison.
>
> Enter two IRS investigators who testified under oath that
> Weiss and Garland had no intention of getting to the truth
> of the matter. That happened on July 19 of this year.
>
> Almost a month later, a federal judge rejected the corrupt deal
> put forth by the Justice Department. In an incredible display
> of arrogance, Garland signed off on that deal despite the
> testimony of the whistleblowers.
>
> He couldn't be bothered with that. Amazingly corrupt.
>
> Up until this point, the powerful corporate news agencies,
> especially The Washington Post of Watergate fame,
> The New York Times, and NBC News, basically covered
> for the Biden family, even attacking those seeking the truth.
> In fact, only a very few media outlets, like The New York Post,
> pursued the story.
>
> That abdication of journalistic responsibility lays the "corrupt"
> label on the American press. And there's no doubt about it.
>
> Last week, under enormous pressure because of the
> Congressional testimony, the Justice Department filed
> three new felony charges and six misdemeanors against
> Hunter Biden. Essentially, the 56-page indictment says he
> broke tax law for three years from 2016 to 2019.
>
> Whistleblowers allege Hunter's crimes began in 2014, but the
> statute of limitations has run out, which some believe was
> a goal of Garland's crew all along.
>
> So, Merrick Garland and his merry men somehow cobbled all
> these new charges together in less than four months when
> the G-men were on the case five years prior to that.
>
> Get the picture? There's more.
>
> The latest federal indictment is filed in California, where
> Hunter Biden spent much of his time. But, the U.S. Attorney
> in that state is not cited in the court papers. Why? Because
> he flat-out refused to investigate Hunter Biden.
>
> His name is Martin Estrada. He is still working for
> Merrick Garland. That is corruption.
>
> The feds knew long ago that Hunter Biden was
> selling influence, dodging taxes, and literally spending
> millions on cocaine, sex workers, and luxury automobiles
> Attorney General Garland knew President Biden knew, Jill Biden
> knew, and the corporate media knew.
>
> But all of them did not want you to know because that revelation
> would have hurt the Democratic Party and the Progressive Movement,
> which controls it.
>
> Corruption? Off the chart. Even Warren Harding would be appalled".
>
> Bill O'Reilly - December 10, 1923
>
> Irish
Bill O'Reilly - December 10, 2023

Irish Mike

On 12/10/2023 11:41 AM, irishranger317(AKA FUCKWAD)@gmail.com wrote:
> Bill O'Reilly

1. Bill O'Reilly - paragon of virtue
2. Who cares about Hunter Biden?
3. Hunter fucked-up in not settling a few months ago.
4. Not paying federal income tax on time is common and typically not a
felony or even a misdemeanor.
5. Sins of the son flow backwards?

Try again.
--
"In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In
practice, there is."

On Monday, December 11, 2023 at 2:49:03 PM UTC-5, RoddyMcCorley wrote:
> On 12/10/2023 11:41 AM, irishranger317(AKA FUCKWAD)@gmail.com wrote:
> > Bill O'Reilly
>
> 1. Bill O'Reilly - paragon of virtue
> 2. Who cares about Hunter Biden?
> 3. Hunter fucked-up in not settling a few months ago.
> 4. Not paying federal income tax on time is common and typically not a
> felony or even a misdemeanor.
> 5. Sins of the son flow backwards?

I thought you guys were in favor of going after millionaire tax cheats.
But, yeah, nobody cares about Hunter--- slimeballs are a dime a dozen--- except for the Joe bribery thing.

He didn't settle because he thinks dad will get him out of trouble. And to fair, he's probably right.

On 2023-12-12, RSFC Moderator <rsfcmoderator@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Monday, December 11, 2023 at 2:49:03 PM UTC-5, RoddyMcCorley wrote:
>> On 12/10/2023 11:41 AM, irishranger317(AKA FUCKWAD)@gmail.com wrote:
>> > Bill O'Reilly
>>
>> 1. Bill O'Reilly - paragon of virtue
>> 2. Who cares about Hunter Biden?
>> 3. Hunter fucked-up in not settling a few months ago.
>> 4. Not paying federal income tax on time is common and typically not a
>> felony or even a misdemeanor.
>> 5. Sins of the son flow backwards?
>
> I thought you guys were in favor of going after millionaire tax cheats.
>
> But, yeah, nobody cares about Hunter--- slimeballs are a dime a dozen--- except for the Joe bribery thing.
>
> He didn't settle because he thinks dad will get him out of trouble. And to fair, he's probably right.

Can one imagine the mainstream media pile-on if the offender's name
were Donald Trump Jr?

--
Socialism -- ideas so good they have to be enforced at gunpoint.
-- unknown

On 12/12/2023 2:21 PM, RSFC Moderator wrote:
> On Monday, December 11, 2023 at 2:49:03 PM UTC-5, RoddyMcCorley wrote:
>> On 12/10/2023 11:41 AM, irishranger317(AKA FUCKWAD)@gmail.com wrote:
>>> Bill O'Reilly
>>
>> 1. Bill O'Reilly - paragon of virtue
>> 2. Who cares about Hunter Biden?
>> 3. Hunter fucked-up in not settling a few months ago.
>> 4. Not paying federal income tax on time is common and typically not a
>> felony or even a misdemeanor.
>> 5. Sins of the son flow backwards?
>
> I thought you guys were in favor of going after millionaire tax cheats.

We are. Not much cheating going on here. Largely just failure to pay
while he was living a depraved life of sex and drugs.
>
> But, yeah, nobody cares about Hunter--- slimeballs are a dime a dozen--- except for the Joe bribery thing.

Still waiting on the details of the "Joe bribery thing." Freedom caucus
keeps serving up nothing burgers.
>
> He didn't settle because he thinks dad will get him out of trouble. And to fair, he's probably right.

Not if Joe is out of office. Trial could go past the next election. If
Biden loses, it would be "right and just" to pardon his son. Trump has
pardoned all of his sycophants. Trump could pardon Hunter as a thank you
for Hunter fucking up his father's chances for a second term.
--
"In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In
practice, there is."