BREAKING: Remember Russian Billionaire Paid Hunter Biden $3.5 Million…Now We Know Why
I hope you don’t get tired of reading about Hunter Biden over the next couple of weeks leading up to the election because right now is the moment that we’ve all been waiting for.
This is the moment in which all of the dirty details surrounding not just Hunter Biden, but his old man as well, come to the forefront and they are finally exposed for being the crooks that they are.
Last month, we learned about a payment to Hunter Biden to the amount of $3.5 million dollars. The money came from the wife of the Mayor of Moscow, Yelena Baturina.
If the Democrats were really serious about catching corruption and collusion with Russia and Ukraine, then they would look at Hunter Biden and Joe Biden because that’s where the real corruption lies.
So, Yelena Baturina had paid Hunter $3.5 million, but what was it for? Well, now we know.
According to Hunter’s own associate, Devon Archer, it was for money laundering to avoid sanctions.
Jack Posobiec tweeted,
“BREAKING: Hunter Biden associate’s emails reveal details of deal with fmr Moscow mayors wife to launder funds into the US in avoidance of sanctions, Devon Archer claimed firm received $200M –
@OANN”
BREAKING: Hunter Biden associate’s emails reveal details of deal with fmr Moscow mayors wife to launder funds into the US in avoidance of sanctions, Devon Archer claimed firm received $200M – @OANN
— Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) October 19, 2020
Thanks for Bevan Cooney granting access to his own email account we’ve learned more about this.
“Mr. Archer further discussed the possible sale of his company and the revenues that might be realized, which he said would be a big liquidity event for him, as well as his connections with Bohai, which he said was sponsored by major banks and institutional investors in China. He also discussed his client relationship with Yelena Baturina, who he said had invested over $200 million dollars in his various investment funds. Mr. Archer emphasized that he had ample funding, but that the investors wanted to be efficient.”
— Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) October 19, 2020