Hunter Biden Lawfare Connections & $$$!

Not close to the whole picture.... but it shows the scope runs from coast to coast.

Hunter Biden gets a 11-year pardon to December 1, 2024 backdated to January 1, 2014. But we need to highlight all the Biden administration interference and lawfare connections to all major cases against elections investigations, to Hunter’s grifts (CEFC monies) and his LNG aspirations (my special investigations on Magnolia & Texas LNG). Articles below confirm this.

This doesn’t even scratch the surface of bevvy of lawyers Hunter has connections to that operated on Ukraine and U.S. LNG deals (from 2014-2018) that we confirmed their connections through his laptop from Hades.

This is for your liberal friends. Below: Rumble movie on Hunter’s grifts.

Note: Could have never been done without access to Open Source Intel of the Marco Polo group led by Garrett Zeigler.

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Is Hunter Biden involved directly with Smartmatic & Money Laundering?

Ray Epps Law Firm: Farnan LLP is Well-Known to Hunter Biden & Co.

Chasing the Grift Link

Other sources on The Smartmatic $ Laundering Case:

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/article290897009.html

https://lynnwoodtimes.com/2024/08/19/smartmatic/

How Smartmatic was NOT Indicted:

Scott Greytak with Transparency International in Washington, D.C., said that on a prosecutorial level, this case comes down to evidence and strategy.

“It hinges on whether they’re using business accounts or business email addresses, or what kind of connections they can establish with the company itself,” Greytak said in an interview with Law.com in addressing why Smartmatic itself was not indicted.

“A lot of this involved overseas shell companies, so there’s that evidentiary threshold.”

However, Joel Hirschhorn, with Hirschhorn Law Office, believes that DOJ’s unorthodoxly charging Smartmatic executives instead of the company was due to the advocacy of lawyers and lobbyist in D.C. and New York.

“As a result, the Justice Department would proceed against the companies, while senior executives, who were actually responsible for the misconduct, often escaped accountability,” Hirschhorn told law.com. “The reality is that companies and corporations only act through individuals.” [My emphasis.]