Hunter Biden Lived In Dad’s Delaware Home Where Classified Docs Found While Bagging Deals With Chinese
Now we learn that Hunter Biden, while he was making under-the-table deals with Chinese businessmen tied to the upper echelons of the Chinese government, was living in the same home these classified documents were stored in, leaving many to ask just what kind of access did the son have to them and were any of them ‘relayed’ to Chinese contacts or did any Chinese government officials visit Biden while he was staying there.
On a background-check application dated July 2018, Hunter Biden claimed that he paid $49,910 per month in rent and that his “current residence” at that time was 1209 Barley Mill Road in Wilmington, Delaware, according to a document found on Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop.
Hunter also listed that Wilmington address as his primary residence on at least one form of identification (his Delaware driver’s license) and used the same address as his billing address for both his personal credit card and Apple account in 2018 and 2019, a review of files from Hunter’s abandoned laptop reveals.
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@sunsporter1649 Remind us: Who immediately notified the FBI when documents were found?? Who denied he had any documents, then had his people move the boxes prior to lawyers searching, thus initiating an obstruction investigation???
@ElwoodBlues You mean like after having the fbir inspect the documents, invite the fbir back anytime, install another padlock on the door to the room where the documents were stored at the fbir's request, inside a compound secured by the Secret Service, as opposed to an unsecured office in a building funded by the chicom's? Those documents?
@sunsporter1649 [big][u]Then:[/u][/big] "In my administration, I'm going to enforce all laws concerning the protection of classified information," — Candidate Donald J Trump, Aug. 16, 2016, West Bend, Wisconsin
"On political corruption, we are going to restore honor to our government. In my administration, I'm going to enforce all laws concerning the protection of classified information. No one will be above the law." — Candidate Donald J Trump, Aug. 18, 2016, Charlotte NC
"One of the first things we must do is to enforce all classification rules and to enforce all laws relating to the handling of classified information." — Candidate Donald J Trump, Sept 7, 2016, Philadelphia
The real scandal here is that classified information is illegally given out by "intelligence" like candy. Very un-American! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 15, 2017
[big][u]Now:[/u][/big] [quote]The affidavit used a handful of acronyms when describing the sensitivity of the documents that were recovered from Mar-a-Lago earlier in the year. This alphabet soup is probably confusing to most Americans, but national security experts have said it reveals the horrifying scope of this security breach.
Some of the classified documents that Trump brought with him from the White House to Mar-a-Lago contained markings for “HCS, FISA, ORCON, NOFORN, and SI,” according to the FBI affidavit.
“HCS” indicates that the material is about human sources, or spies, that often work with the CIA. “FISA” relates to court-ordered surveillance collecting foreign intelligence, including wiretaps. “ORCON” means the document is so sensitive that its originator must approve any request to share it. “NOFORN” means the material can’t be shared with any foreign entities, even allies, without permission. “SI,” short for Special Intelligence, relates to signals intercepts, which are typically handled by the National Security Agency.
These phrases confirm what many feared – that the documents that may have been illegally mishandled at Mfaccar-a-Lago contained some of America’s most sensitive secrets. [/quote]
And what of the 48 EMPTY classified folders? Where in the world did THOSE documents wind up??
@ElwoodBlues You mean like after having the fbir inspect the documents, invite the fbir back anytime, install another padlock on the door to the room where the documents were stored at the fbir's request, inside a compound secured by the Secret Service, as opposed to an unsecured office in a building funded by the chicom's? Those documents?
@ElwoodBlues Whoops, forgot, demonocrat congressmen, senators, and vice presidents are permitted to violate national security regulations, it's in The Constitution......somewhere
@ElwoodBlues So sleeping with chicom spies, hiring chicom spies as personal representatives, and removing top secret materials to a building paid for by the chicom's is ok in your book, eh? Got it
@ElwoodBlues And yet you are not curious about how a senator can waltz around the country with sensitive top secret materials stolen from under the nose of the folks supposedly guarding those secret materials. Wonder how that happened....
