Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "Fox News"
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@MrKGatl
It was the company that Biden's son was working for that was being investigated. Specifically the founder of the company, Mykola Zlochevsky, who had fled the company in 2014 and was living in London. He was Hunter Biden's boss. This guy had 23 MILLION dollars frozen, in lieu of the results of investigations into his activities. Strangely, shortly after this prosecutor was fired, that 23 millions dollars was released. The following year Zlockevsky was cleared of all charges and he returned to the Ukraine. Next thing you know, he was accused of graft, the result of telephone conversations he had with the current president of the Ukraine at the time. He was also accused of giving out bogus licenses to his own companies when he was Ecology Minister back in 2012. He's left the country again and is now living in Monaco.
You have to ask yourself why Hunter Biden was working for an energy company in the Ukraine. He had zero experience in energy, was drummed out of the American military for testing positive for drugs, he couldn't speak the language and his boss benefited from the firing of the prosecutor by his father. That final point might be the only reason he was worth the 63,000 dollars he was making a month as an executive there.
Even Marie Yovanovitch was briefed on the poor image of Hunter Biden working for a man who was suspected of corruption. That was revealed in her testimony. It was also mentioned by George Kent in his testimony and was reported on by Politico 3 years ago. The Obama administration wasn't comfortable about this situation, at all, so why wouldn't Trump want to look into it. Especially, with the video available where Joe Biden brags about telling the Ukraines that he was taking his money home with him if they didn't fire this specific prosecutor.
Maybe it WAS all innocent but if it had been Donald Trump Jr. working for Burisma and a corrupt owner, would you be so forgiving? I doubt it.
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@shaneclarke329
Of course we care. However, it's a pandemic. Over a million have died all over the world. In fact, if Democrat governors, in a least 5 states, didn't put Covid patients in nursing homes, there'd likely be 30,000 less dead. However, in the end, it's no one's fault. People get sick. It's the way of life since people started walking on this planet.
The strong at heart don't dwell on it. They keep on going because if they don't, the entire system will collapse. As it is, WHO and the UN has stated that world poverty will soon double due to the lockdowns. That means starvation, social unrest, maybe even civil wars. You don't want the cure to be worse than the disease.
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