A new book claims that Hunter Biden was offered a multi-million-deal to help a Chinese energy company cut red tape and make important connections — and part of his cut of the deal was a diamond valued at $80,000.
Excerpts from the book “Laptop From Hell” were printed in the New York Post. The book is written by Post reporter Miranda Devine.
The outlet was the first media source to report on the contents of Hunter Biden’s laptop computer.
The excerpts claim that Hunter Biden, with help from a supporting cast of Biden family characters, helped the Chinese firm CEFC do business around the world.
According to the excerpt, CEFC Chairman Ye Jianming was in Washington in December 2015, at which time President Joe Biden was the vice president in the Obama administration. --->READ MORE HERE
The Biden family offered their services to a huge, Chinese government-linked energy consortium to expand its business around the world. How do we know? Because of hundreds of emails documenting the deal found on Hunter Biden’s laptop, left in a Delaware repair shop in April 2019. In her new book, “Laptop from Hell,” New York Post columnist Miranda Devine tells the tale:
James Gilliar, a wiry, 56-year-old British ex-SAS officer, got to know Ye Jianming, the 40-year-old chairman of CEFC, when they were both working in the Czech Republic.
CEFC was a Chinese conglomerate, one of the largest energy companies in the world.
Ye’s task was to spend $1.5 billion as quickly as possible to ensure the Czech Republic would become China’s “Gateway to the European Union,” a priority of President Xi Jinping.
To that end, Ye bought everything from a football team and a brewery to an airline, before being named “special economic adviser” to Czech President Milos Zeman.
Now he was looking for an influential partner to help with acquisitions in other locations around the world that had strategic significance for the Chinese state.
Gilliar had an idea who could help: the Biden family. --->READ MORE HERE
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