Today, we're diving deep into a story that's been lurking in the shadows of American politics: The Biden family's ties with a major Ukrainian energy company and the potentially corrupt actions of Joe Biden when he was Vice President during the Obama era.
Ever wondered about the calls for President Joe Biden's impeachment? Let's unravel the mystery together. You might discover that there's more to the story than meets the eye.
Before we delve into the details, here's a brief introduction to the main figures:
In 2014, Hunter Biden and Devon Archer became affiliated with a major energy firm in Ukraine. Fast forward to 2016, Joe Biden, then Vice President, made a bold move in Ukraine, suggesting the U.S. might withhold a whopping $1 billion in aid. The condition? The removal of Viktor Shokin, the country's top legal official. Publicly, Biden justified this by saying Shokin wasn't doing enough to tackle corruption.
In a revealing interview with Fox News, Shokin presented a different narrative. Shokin said his removal was due to his investigations into the Ukrainian energy firm and its ties to the Biden family. He believed that if he had continued, some shady dealings involving Hunter Biden, Devon Archer, and others would have come to light.
Post-Shokin, it seems Hunter and Archer might have leveraged their Washington ties to shield the Ukrainian company from further attention. Communications indicate the company's top brass sought their assistance, with Hunter even introducing them to a lobbying firm known as Blue Star Strategies.
Things get even more intriguing here. Hunter Biden had scheduled meetings with senior State Department figures, including Antony Blinken, during this period. Considering these interactions happened while the Ukrainian company and its affiliates were under scrutiny, it begs the question: Was U.S. foreign policy influenced?
John Kerry, a key player in the Obama and Biden administrations, also seems to be part of this intricate web. Devon Archer, once in business with Hunter Biden, reportedly met with Kerry. Given their roles in the Ukrainian company, it's valid to ask: Was the company a topic of their conversation?
If Shokin's allegations hold merit—that he was removed for investigating the Ukrainian company and its ties to the Bidens—it could suggest that Joe Biden might have used his VP position to safeguard his son and allies from overseas investigations.
This casts a shadow over the Biden family's overseas business dealings, hinting at a possible mix of personal interests and U.S. directives. Such implications could be grounds for impeachment.
The American public has a right to understand the depth of the Biden family's overseas engagements and their potential influence on U.S. foreign policy. While some media might overlook these intricacies, it's our duty to ensure transparency.
Our democracy's very foundation is on the line.
