Former Vice President Joe Biden’s son Hunter, who was caught in the middle of a controversy with his trustworthiness as he served on board of directors at Theranos and other companies, is finally making headlines again. He recently bought himself a new laptop that officials say contains information that is “too sensitive” for him to have on it.
Hunter Biden’s Laptop Is Finally News Fit to Print.
On May 22, 2021, Hunter Biden goes to Marine One on the Ellipse outside the White House.
Agence France-Presse/Getty Images/Brendan Smialowski
What a way to bury the lead—for 17 months. Hunter Biden’s business connections have finally been recognised by the New York Times as serious news. Accepted implicit apologies.
“Those emails were acquired by The New York Times from a cache of information that seems to have originated from a laptop abandoned by Mr. Biden in a Delaware repair shop,” according to the 24th paragraph of an article about the President’s son’s “tax troubles.” The email, as well as the others in the collection, were verified by persons who were acquainted with them and the investigation.”
You don’t say anything. This disclosure comes six months after a Politico journalist released a book confirming the authenticity of the laptop emails. The initial scoop, however, belongs to the New York Post, which broke the news about the laptop in October 2020, only to be met by a media wall of denial and misrepresentation.
Rather of attempting to verify the emails, practically all of the media at the time dismissed the story as untrue or “fact-checked” it. Given additional evidence confirming the Post’s report, this in-kind payment to candidate Joe Biden was all the more outrageous. Hunter Biden and the Biden campaign did not deny that the laptop belonged to him. Tony Bobulinski, Hunter’s former business partner, went public with papers that backed up some of the laptop’s contents.
The herd of media conformists likewise repeated partisan “intelligence officials’” speculations. A group of 50 officials, led by former Obama spies James Clapper and John Brennan, distributed a statement promoting the Russian “disinformation” narrative while admitting they had no proof.
As a consequence, the Hunter news was blacked out, save in a select places, including these sites. For over two weeks, Twitter disabled the Post’s account, while Facebook deployed algorithms to suppress the news. Voters were deprived of information they may have wished to know before Election Day as a result of this.
There’s still more for our resurrected media sleuths to look into. Mr. Bobulinski presented these pages with documentation indicating Hunter was attempting to benefit from a business agreement with a Shanghai-based firm with links to the Chinese government by using the Biden name.
Hunter associate James Gilliar’s “expectations” email dated May 2017 shows Hunter earning 20% of the ownership in the business, with another “10 held by H for the big man.” Joe Biden, according to Mr. Bobulinski, is the “big person.” The Bidens have never had to justify their business relationship.
Hunter was clearly cashing in on the Biden brand, as seen by his membership on the board of Burisma, a Ukrainian gas business, according to the emails. Mr. Biden’s influence-peddling might be a political risk, which is why the facts needed to be exposed before the election. They’re still important, particularly given the tense relationship between the United States and China.
The New York Times received a Pulitzer Prize for promoting the Russia collusion story, which turned out to be a load of nonsense. The New York Post is deserving of a Pulitzer Prize, but it will have to settle with well-deserved recognition.
As former business colleague Tony Bobulinski attests, Hunter Biden did refer to his father as “the big guy”—the mainstream media keeps mute. Images courtesy of the Associated Press and the New York Post. Mark Kelly’s composite
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‘All the News That’s Finally Fit to Print’ appeared in the print version of the March 19, 2022, issue.
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