Official Joe *****-****** Harris Presidency Thread

[Vinnykin]

I got into an argument with Boxingscene's biggest face first, no style stiff over this. Check out this timeline

April 2014 Hunter ***** joins the board of Burisma Holdings. Knows absolutely nothing about energy, gets paid 50k per month.

February 2015 Victor Shokin was appointed Prosecutor General of Ukraine. Shokin inherits a case into Burisma dating back to 2012 investigating Mykola Zlochevsky, the owner of Burisma Holdings (Hunters new boss).

April 2015 Joe ***** met with Burisma adviser Vadym Pozharskyi according an email released by the New York Post.

December 2015 U.S. Vice President Joe ***** warned Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko that, if he did not fire Shokin, the ***** administration was prepared to withhold $1 billion in loan guarantees.

Why would Joe ***** blackmail a president of a foreign power to the tune of a billion dollars to have its prosecutor general sacked!!!! Did Hunter ask Dad to protect his new friends - obviously. I mean how insane for a Vice President to blackmail the president of the Ukraine!

Why did Joe say he didn't know about Hunter and Burisma?



Here's some light reading about the guy who replaced Victor Shokin as prosecutor general in the Ukraine (according to ***** in the video "a guy who was more solid")

The evidence is circumstantial at this point....... but obvious none-the-less to any one with a brain.



You will notice how they never name Joe ***** in the E-mails but it's obvious who Hunter is referring to.

Hard to prove in a court, but needs investigating. The *****'s need to go on the stand and try to refute these serious allegations of nepotism and pay for play.

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They'll try anything

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— Jim Hoft (@gatewaypundit)

[man down]

Anyone notice how all these people are connected?

It never ends.

— Donald ***** Jr. (@DonaldJ*****Jr)

[man down]

So Hunter *****'s attorneys are trying to retrieve back the laptop that the media insists isn't real? ��

— Andrew Clark �� (@AndrewHClark)

[travestyny]

I got into an argument with Boxingscene's biggest face first, no style stiff over this. Check out this timeline

April 2014 Hunter ***** joins the board of Burisma Holdings. Knows absolutely nothing about energy, gets paid 50k per month.

February 2015 Victor Shokin was appointed Prosecutor General of Ukraine. Shokin inherits a case into Burisma dating back to 2012 investigating Mykola Zlochevsky, the owner of Burisma Holdings (Hunters new boss).

April 2015 Joe ***** met with Burisma adviser Vadym Pozharskyi according an email released by the New York Post.

December 2015 U.S. Vice President Joe ***** warned Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko that, if he did not fire Shokin, the ***** administration was prepared to withhold $1 billion in loan guarantees.

Why would Joe ***** blackmail a president of a foreign power to the tune of a billion dollars to have its prosecutor general sacked!!!! Did Hunter ask Dad to protect his new friends - obviously. I mean how insane for a Vice President to blackmail the president of the Ukraine!

Why did Joe say he didn't know about Hunter and Burisma?

Here's some light reading about the guy who replaced Victor Shokin as prosecutor general in the Ukraine (according to ***** in the video "a guy who was more solid")

You didn't get into an argument. You got educated on facts that your dumb ass ignored with your cult leader's buttcheeks around your ears. This shlt was debunked a long time ago.

You forgot to mention that Shokin was fired for NOT investigation corruption, including corruption at Burisma.

At the time he was fired, the Burisma investigation was DORMANT

at the time ***** made his ultimatum, the probe into the company -- Burisma Holdings, owned by Mykola Zlochevsky -- had been long dormant, according to the former official, Vitaliy Kasko.

“There was no pressure from anyone from the U.S. to close cases against Zlochevsky,” Kasko said in an interview last week. “It was shelved by Ukrainian prosecutors in 2014 and through 2015.”

Hunter ***** joined the board in April 2014, two months after U.K. authorities requested information from Ukraine as part of a probe against Zlochevsky related to money laundering allegations.


The case against Zlochevsky and his Burisma Holdings was assigned to Shokin, then a deputy prosecutor. But Shokin and others weren’t pursuing it, according to the internal reports from the Ukrainian prosecutor’s office reviewed by Bloomberg.

In a December 2014 letter, U.S. officials warned Ukrainian prosecutors of negative consequences for Ukraine over its failure to assist the U.K., which had seized Zlochevsky’s assets, according to the documents.

Shokin became prosecutor general in February 2015. Over the next year, the U.S. and the International Monetary Fund criticized officials for not doing enough to fight corruption in Ukraine.

Shokin took no action to pursue cases against Zlochevsky throughout 2015, said Kasko, who was Shokin’s deputy overseeing international cooperation and helping in asset-recovery investigations.

The U.S. stepped up its criticism in September 2015, when its ambassador to Ukraine, during a speech, accused officials working under Shokin of “subverting” the U.K. investigation.

Kasko resigned in February 2016, citing corruption and lawlessness in the prosecutor general’s office.

The U.S. plan to push for Shokin’s dismissal didn’t initially come from *****, but rather filtered up from officials at the U.S. Embassy in Kiev, according to a person with direct knowledge of the situation. Embassy personnel had called for U.S. loan guarantees to Ukraine to be tied to broader anti-corruption efforts, including Shokin’s dismissal, this person said.

*****’s threat to withhold $1 billion if Ukraine didn’t crack down on corruption reportedly came in March. That same month, hundreds of Ukrainians demonstrated outside President Petro Poroshenko’s office demanding Shokin’s resignation, and he was dismissed.

Again, this shlt was debunked a long time ago. You cult members with your desperation can't keep your heads out of the kool-aid!

[Vlad_]

[Brother Mouzone]

Sleepy Joe does not have the energy or will to run this country.

Joe ***** called a mega-lid until Thursday’s debate ������

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2)

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***** rally live in Nevada!!

[travestyny]

February 2015 Victor Shokin was appointed Prosecutor General of Ukraine. Shokin inherits a case into Burisma dating back to 2012 investigating Mykola Zlochevsky, the owner of Burisma Holdings (Hunters new boss).

April 2015 Joe ***** met with Burisma adviser Vadym Pozharskyi according an email released by the New York Post.

December 2015 U.S. Vice President Joe ***** warned Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko that, if he did not fire Shokin, the ***** administration was prepared to withhold $1 billion in loan guarantees.

Why would Joe ***** blackmail a president of a foreign power to the tune of a billion dollars to have its prosecutor general sacked!!!! Did Hunter ask Dad to protect his new friends - obviously. I mean how insane for a Vice President to blackmail the president of the Ukraine!

And here it is. Definitive proof that you are wrong. The speech that US Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt gave in September of 2015 regarding Ukraine Prosecutor General Shokin NOT going after Mykola Zlochevsky, the owner of Burisma Holdings, and calling for terminations.

That obstacle is the failure of the institution of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine to successfully fight internal corruption. Rather than supporting Ukraine’s reforms and working to root out corruption, corrupt actors within the Prosecutor General’s office are making things worse by openly and aggressively undermining reform.

The United States stands behind those who challenge these bad actors.

We have learned that there have been times that the PGO not only did not support investigations into corruption, but rather undermined prosecutors working on legitimate corruption cases.

For example, in the case of former Ecology Minister Mykola Zlochevsky, the U.K. authorities had seized 23 million dollars in illicit assets that belonged to the Ukrainian people. Officials at the PGO’s office were asked by the U.K to send documents supporting the seizure.

Instead they sent letters to Zlochevsky’s attorneys attesting that there was no case against him.

The misconduct by the PGO officials who wrote those letters should be investigated, and those responsible for subverting the case by authorizing those letters should – at a minimum – be summarily terminated.

Even as we support the work of the new Anti-Corruption Commission, and the recruitment of new prosecutors, we have urged Prosecutor General Shokin to empower Deputy Prosecutors Sakvarelidze and Kasko to implement reforms and bring to justice those who have violated the law, regardless of rank or status. We are prepared to partner with reformers within the PGO in the fight for anticorruption.

And here is a whole damn article about his comments made in September of 2015. Prosecutor General Shokin wasn't going after Zlochevsky and others, which is why he was sacked.

U.S. Ambassador Upbraids Ukrainian Prosecutors Over Anticorruption Efforts

Now come back and admit the error of your ways

You kool-aid drinking cult members just love to embarrass yourselves. Have you no dignity???

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Ice Cube is now advising the ***** campaign

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