What did Hunter sell?

a reply to: network dude

So it's all a ponzi scheme? that's what that event was about.

How many rich, famous and influential people did Bernie Madoff send into Chapter 11? Hey! Where do you think all those rivers of laundered money actually goes?

originally posted by: Threadbare
a reply to: CoyoteAngels

That wasn't the point I was making. I was pointing out how ridiculous it is to claim that nobody is going to want to do business with a drug addict when 90% of Wall Street lives off coc aine.

Did you read any of his book? He was using all the money he could get to fuel his addiction. His words. He even used a credit card belonging to his Daddy for a whore. Secret service had to come help him out.

Knowing that, are you still standing by the idea that everyone invests with crack heads on purpose?

a reply to: strongfp

Are you?

Graft is like dope dealing. You gotta pay during the actual exchange. Not later. Common sense.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: network dude

So it's all a ponzi scheme? that's what that event was about.

How many rich, famous and influential people did Bernie Madoff send into Chapter 11? Where do you think all those rivers of laundered money actually goes?

you don't understand how ponzi schemes work, do you.
this will help if you look at it.

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: network dude

If the money was clean, there would have been full reports and tax info showing it. They’d be itching to vindicate it.

But, the more the media has been forced to look into Hunter, the worse it’s all gotten.

Joe’s level of complicity is unclear, but what is clear is it’s not zero.

Ah, but if you say "there is no evidence" then as long as you can keep others from seeing it, did it really ever exist at all?
(Schrodinger was about to delve into that next, but he had to feed the cat)

a reply to: network dude

As I pointed out earlier, his investment firms were set up before he was in the grips of addiction. He said himself that he went off the deep end once he started getting paychecks from Burisma. That was in 2014. He purchased his first investing firm in 2006.

a reply to: network dude

I don’t think anyone can say there is no evidence right now. The best case they could make is there isn’t enough… but what we have certainly looks bad IMO.

a reply to: network dude

you don't understand how ponzi schemes work, do you.

I know it's hard to try and unspin yourself out of your myopia, However, there are 2 subjects addressed in my post. They are massive amount of corruption on Wall Street and the massive rivers of laundered drug money, and other illegal finances, like weapons trading, human trafficking, corporate secrets, et al, and how those rivers of dark money "prop up the economy".

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Not if you're tied to the most powerful nation of all time lol.

The Bidens are indirectly involved in American foreign policy, energy.

a reply to: Threadbare

He was kicked out of the Navy for his addiction.

So was all this 'investment' activity conducted while an officer in the Navy with a Senator pop?

hmmmmm.....

originally posted by: Threadbare
He was an investor. For example, the money he got from the Chinese energy company was a return on his investment.

hunter contributed his valuable opinion on the company business, and had a valued POTUS as his 'wing man'

a reply to: strongfp

Did you see how fast the donations to the Clinton Foundation dried up?

Nearly overnight when she lost.

So you are saying the Saudi's were stupid, when everyone else in the world understands how pay -to-play works? You don't pay to play in an out-of-business casino!

Dont be so thick about Biden's being 'indirectly involved' when he was a Senator and the VP. He is now currently DIRECTING US foreign policy. Was that a mistake when you typed that?

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Joe has been spear heading American foreign policy in Europe for decades.

Also the Saudis bow to the US, not the Clinton's.

I guess Haliburton doesn't ring a bell either?

a reply to: Deetermined

And Trump was promptly impeached when he asked questions about it. No 'impeachment inquiry' at all. Just sheer panic from team donkey.

They are all in. They are more dangerous to the US than Putin. Not that Putin is golden. He isn't. It's just that this coalition of politicians from both sides of the aisle are covering a whole lot of skeletons in their Ivory Tower office suite closets. The first bones that fall out will domino the others.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: network dude

you don't understand how ponzi schemes work, do you.

I know it's hard to try and unspin yourself out of your myopia, However, there are 2 subjects addressed in my post. They are massive amount of corruption on Wall Street and the massive rivers of laundered drug money, and other illegal finances, like weapons trading, human trafficking, corporate secrets, et al, and how those rivers of dark money "prop up the economy".

If you go back to page 1 and look at the thread title, come back and let me know how this ties in with that. Thanks in advance.

a reply to: strongfp

You missed my point entirely, as I made no connection between Clintons and SA.

And yes, Biden has had his dirty fingers in foreign affairs for a looooong damn time, and Hunter is his pitiful, depraved bagman. An ugly sight that all Americans should be embarrassed and ashamed if they voted for him.

a reply to: Sookiechacha

Just a more grandiose presentation of the 'they all do it' defense.

a reply to: Threadbare

And your source is Hunter's autobiography?

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

It's somewhat entertaining watching an empire being torn apart by people sobering up to how it became so powerful in the first place.

Lenin was right, imperialism is the final stage of capitalism.

a reply to: strongfp

word salad deflection

Never did get your point about me not understanding American foreign policy.

Whatever....