Here's the Latest Hiccup in the Biden Corruption Investigation
Matt VespaSpencer has been tracking the Biden corruption probe, with the latest development being the most severe, potentially, for the family that has thus far escaped accountability. The Tony Bobulinski files revealed in October of 2020 showed that shady deals with the Chinese government while Joe Biden was vice president were suffocated by the media to help secure a Democratic win in the presidential election. Yet, for some of us, the string of alleged corruption didn’t stop there. Hunter Biden’s laptop was a roadmap to the family’s dealings, which usually revolved around cash payments for access to high-ranking officials. The recent development in the Biden corruption narrative is the collection of shell companies where money was funneled into, this time from Romanian sources:
The House Oversight Committee released a detailed memo outlining its latest findings, but here's the gist:
Five weeks after Romania's president visited Washington and met with then-Vice President Biden, an entity called Bladon Enterprises Limited — reportedly Gabriel Popoviciu’s Cypriot company used to do business in Romania — started depositing funds, eventually totaling more than $3 million, into the Robinson Walker, LLC account — one of at least 15 companies created by Biden associates after Joe Biden became vice president.
After the transfers from Bladon to Robinson Walker, bank accounts owned by members of Biden's family "received approximately $1.038 million from the Robinson Walker, LLC account...while Joe Biden was Vice President." Those family members include Hunter Biden, Hallie Biden, and a still-unknown Biden bank account.
The House Oversight Committee's memo points to a previous NBC News report that explained "Hunter Biden’s work for Popoviciu in 2016 went unreported at the time, but Joe Biden’s involvement in Romania was very much public."
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