Comments by "Val Villanueva" (@VillVDr) on "FBI form alleges Bidens 'coerced' Burisma CEO to pay them millions" video.

  1. What this is all about.... is what an FBI informant related to the FBI was what he was told by former Burisma owner Mykola Zlochevsky, who is now on the run from Ukrainian justice for defrauding the government. During the 2020 presidential election campaign, Mykola Zlochevsky claimed he paid Biden a $5 million dollar bribe, for what is unknown. The claim flies in the face of the reality that it was the Obama Administration and the EU that banned together to get rid of the Ukrainian prosecutor who was supposedly investigating Burisma for crimes that occurred before Hunter Biden joined Burisma. That prosecutor, Viktor Shokin, was suspected by the EU and the US of being bribed to ground the investigation into Burisma to a halt. He was terminated by the Ukrainian Government on the basis of that corruption. Immediately after Viktor Shokin's termination, the investigation into Burisma heated up, resulting in its owner, Mykola Zlochevsky, fleeing Ukraine and hiding out in either Monaco or Russia to escape Ukrainian justice. His whereabouts are still unknown. Mykola Zlochevsky's company was destroyed because of then VP Biden's work that resulted in a proper investigation of Burisma. Then, in June of 2020, during the presidential election campaign, Mykola Zlochevsky contacted an FBI informant, which resulted in the FD-1023 form being discussed here. This totally reeks of a revenge maneuver by Mykola Zlochevsky, who made claims that the FBI could not confirm, and of which Mykola Zlochevsky could not substantiate.. not even with any bank records back in 2020. If he had those bank records from all those years ago, surely he would have supplied them to the FBI informant. He did not. This GOP investigation is yet another extreme right-wing attempt to tarnish the image of President Biden for political reasons. There is *zero truth to this at all, and it will only turn out to be yet another Obama's Birth, Benghazi, Hilla
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