The Department of Justice has declined to take action despite accumulating evidence of wrongdoing within the Biden family while also seeking charges against former president Donald Trump. There are substantial questions about the government’s goals and readiness to handle misconduct after this flagrant instance of election tampering. That raises the question of whether justice is indeed blind in the highest court of our nation.
According to Justice Department records discovered by Paul Sperry of RealClearInvestigation, Chi Ping Ho, the Chinese business partner of presidential son Hunter Biden, not only “doled out international bribes, but trafficked arms, including grenade launchers and anti-tank missiles.”
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Sperry’s investigation reveals a long-forgotten tale of Hunter Biden’s links to Ho, a shocking disclosure against which the DOJ strangely chose not to file a lawsuit. Even though this information was revealed in court filings, the Biden brothers avoided being accused of operating an unregistered foreign agency.
More from his report follows:
The home of Chi Ping “Patrick” Ho, a Chinese national who was reportedly engaged in espionage activities, was the target of an FBI raid in 2016–2017. It’s interesting to note that the authorities also spied on his conversations when he was finalizing business agreements with Hunter and James Biden, the children of former vice president Joe Biden.
In a case involving United Nations officials and bribery and money laundering, the Department of Justice discovered some fascinating facts. They have recorded chats with the brother and son of the present president! The DOJ’s odd choice to ignore potential links between the Bidens and the accused, who had in fact given them millions of money, begs more investigation. They reportedly have access to “over 100,000 emails.” What could they have found if they had paid more attention? Perhaps never.
Prosecutors in Ho’s 2018 trial concealed Hunter’s association with Ho by removing his name from court records (see sidebar), while referring to Ho as “the person who flies around the world paying bribes to advance the interest of the oil company [CEFC China Energy],” based on the transcripts of the hearings.
The Bidens reportedly participated in efforts on behalf of CEFC, a Chinese state-owned company, according to a government database. There have been rumors that this organization is connected to Chinese intelligence. They did not, however, comply with the federal anti-spying statutes’ obligation to register as foreign agents. According to the Foreign Agents Registration Act, this legislation requires that anybody who engages in lobbying on behalf of a foreign government register with the Justice Department (FARA).
Notwithstanding the fact that the Bidens represented Chinese interests, the long arm of the law did not extend to touch either of them in regards to potential FARA violations. On this specific issue, the Justice Department seems to have kept its mouth shut.
Sperry notes that the “texts indicate Hunter was familiar with the requirements of the law.” The maximum penalty for violations is five years in jail.
Many believe there was an appalling double standard in not prosecuting the Biden family as compared to how Lt. Gen. Flynn, Trump’s former national security advisor, was handled. Sperry finds this difference to be rather remarkable.
The FBI began looking into possible breaches of the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) by Michael Flynn back in 2016. Even after the investigation was dropped, Flynn was nonetheless charged with giving false information. The Department of Justice was ultimately compelled to dismiss the accusations.
Flynn sues his accusers, blaming them for “malicious prosecution.” The controversy surrounding his case has grown as a result of the Justice Department’s decision not to look into the Biden family.
Flynn has launched a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against a number of influential political figures. A former deputy, the head of counterintelligence, and even Special Counsel Robert Mueller are named in the complaint, which revolves on alleged “malicious prosecution.” The result of this court dispute could have an impact on politics for some time.
A complex 51-page complaint has been brought to federal court in Tampa, detailing a shifty plan to disrupt President Trump and silence Michael Flynn, his adviser, who was believed to have knowledge of an improperly executed Russiagate investigation by the FBI. Former Vice President Biden is allegedly implicated in the plot, according to the charges. The case’s complex aspects imply that there is still much to be uncovered, and the legal authorities will undoubtedly be contacted to carefully review the facts.
Flynn revealed in a phone chat with RealClearInvestigations that the possibility of his revealing the FBI and DOJ’s denial of the Bidens’ China link was “another reason for getting me out of the way.”
He said he constituted a direct danger to dishonest players in the intelligence community as the former head of the Defense Intelligence Agency: “There was never a national security adviser with my type of background in that key role.”
The debate about a two-tiered judicial system has intensified as a result of the partisan manipulation of the Department of Justice, which has angered many people. A lawsuit filed by General Flynn intends to bring attention to this misuse of authority and reveal how Democrats have turned the Justice Department into a weapon. This circumstance emphasizes the requirement for action to solve this crucial issue in our judicial system.
