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Offline Richard Smith

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #2121 on: October 20, 2020, 03:31:30 PM »
The "big guy" only got 10% per Hunter's emails.

Aha... so the key player only got a little part? Wow, that's some organisation... What did they pay the janitor?

Millions went to Hunter which he smoked in his crack pipe and dumped into dummy companies.

I'm sure you wouldn't be making something like this up, so you must be able to name those dummy companies, right?
Well, go on then.... The FBI may have missed them.

When Biden released his financial disclosures in 2019, they showed that he and his wife Jill had earned more than $15 million in 2017 and 2018.

So what? A former VP can make a lot of money on the lecture circuit. You wouldn't be so stupid as to believe that the Bidens would declare money obtained from alleged "criminal activities", would you?

Btw, didn't you just say;

So they make more than $15 million in 2017 and 2018, yet only have a net worth of $9 million. Really? They must be really big spenders.... :D

His brother is also multimillionaire. I guess they are all financial geniuses in that family despite having no apparent skills! 

So, being a multimillionaire is a bad thing to a Republican? Btw check out Trump's family....

It's not having money that is the crime.  It is how you acquire it.  President Trump was a successful businessman not a career bureaucrat on a government salary.  He was a billionaire before being elected.  The Bidens did so by peddling the "big guys" influence with American foreign policy.  What dems call "collusion" and "treason" only this time with a smoking gun.  Old Joe and Hunter have lawyers who launder this money.  Like mob bosses.  It doesn't go in their checking accounts.   LOL  They are not as good at this as the Clintons, though.  What they should have done was establish a "foundation" that can accept "donations" from foreign governments and wealthy lobbyists.  Then use it as a slush fund to pay for their homes, cars, planes, and other expenses.  Hunter signed for the computer. Why does Hunter's attorney want the computer back if it is not his?   

Offline Richard Smith

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #2122 on: October 20, 2020, 03:36:15 PM »
His suspension looks to be an early erection result.

Good one.  Maybe he will coin a new term "Toobin".   What a fool.  Lost his job, disgraced, humiliated, and his wife will likely divorce him.  It could only be better if his Zoom call was with Don Lemon.

Offline Richard Smith

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #2123 on: October 20, 2020, 03:44:59 PM »
Perhaps you missed this Richard.....what do you think? Let er rip.

You mean other than breaking the law, peddling influence, lying to the American public, treason, stupidity, sex tapes, paying for prostitutes, trying to cover it up with a fake conspiracy theory, and smoking crack.  I guess not much!  If there is nothing "damaging" then why not just clear the matter up and admit the computer belongs to Hunter?  Old Joe is trying to run the clock out with false indignation and allow his dishonest cronies to peddle an outlandish conspiracy theory.  If elected, I'm sure that we will never hear another peep.  Don't you think the American public deserves an answer as to whether it is authentic or not before they elect him president?  That answer is known to Old Joe, Hunter, and the FBI.  Anyone one of them can clear it up.   If it is a fake, then the Biden campaign deserves to have that made known.

Offline Colin Crow

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #2124 on: October 20, 2020, 03:54:39 PM »
Good one.  Maybe he will coin a new term "Toobin".   What a fool.  Lost his job, disgraced, humiliated, and his wife will likely divorce him.  It could only be better if his Zoom call was with Don Lemon.

Apparently Trump banned Zoom meetings for the WH staff during the pandemic. He preferred a close circle of contacts.

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #2125 on: October 20, 2020, 05:11:09 PM »
You mean other than breaking the law, peddling influence, lying to the American public, treason, stupidity, sex tapes, paying for prostitutes, trying to cover it up with a fake conspiracy theory, and smoking crack.  I guess not much!  If there is nothing "damaging" then why not just clear the matter up and admit the computer belongs to Hunter?  Old Joe is trying to run the clock out with false indignation and allow his dishonest cronies to peddle an outlandish conspiracy theory.  If elected, I'm sure that we will never hear another peep.  Don't you think the American public deserves an answer as to whether it is authentic or not before they elect him president?  That answer is known to Old Joe, Hunter, and the FBI.  Anyone one of them can clear it up.   If it is a fake, then the Biden campaign deserves to have that made known.

Sorry I was talking about Joe, the candidate, not his son. Your description fits Donald pretty well though. I doubt there will be such blatant nepotism and any future governments, even if possible.

What "proof" of any "crime" against Joe Biden.

Here is the supposed receipt.



It indicates receipt of 3 MacBooks for repair, presumably data recovery. Yet on their website the minimum charge for unsuccessful data recovery is $39. Suggests the "quote" should have been $117 not $85. Although not sure how one can give an accurate quote until the damage is assessed. Does it look like Hunter's signature? Anyone got a copy? The FBI obtained one MacBook and an external hard drive, presumably the back up data recovery by the shop. Was there nothing noteworthy on the other two laptops? Did he look at all of them or just lucked out on this one. Pretty good for someone who is "legally blind".

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Online Martin Weidmann

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #2126 on: October 20, 2020, 06:31:33 PM »
It's not having money that is the crime.  It is how you acquire it.  President Trump was a successful businessman not a career bureaucrat on a government salary.  He was a billionaire before being elected.  The Bidens did so by peddling the "big guys" influence with American foreign policy.  What dems call "collusion" and "treason" only this time with a smoking gun.  Old Joe and Hunter have lawyers who launder this money.  Like mob bosses.  It doesn't go in their checking accounts.   LOL  They are not as good at this as the Clintons, though.  What they should have done was establish a "foundation" that can accept "donations" from foreign governments and wealthy lobbyists.  Then use it as a slush fund to pay for their homes, cars, planes, and other expenses.  Hunter signed for the computer. Why does Hunter's attorney want the computer back if it is not his?

For a guy who doesn't believe in conspiracies, you are knee deep in one!

The Bidens did so by peddling the "big guys" influence with American foreign policy.

And your proof for this pathetic allegation is.....?

Old Joe and Hunter have lawyers who launder this money.  Like mob bosses.

Really? And you know this, how exactly?

Hunter signed for the computer.

You know Hunter Biden's signature? How?

Why does Hunter's attorney want the computer back if it is not his?

The source for this is the same one as the source for the bogus narrative to begin with.....



Offline John Tonkovich

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #2127 on: October 20, 2020, 06:48:16 PM »
It's not having money that is the crime.  It is how you acquire it.  President Trump was a successful businessman not a career bureaucrat on a government salary.  He was a billionaire before being elected.  The Bidens did so by peddling the "big guys" influence with American foreign policy.  What dems call "collusion" and "treason" only this time with a smoking gun.  Old Joe and Hunter have lawyers who launder this money.  Like mob bosses.  It doesn't go in their checking accounts.   LOL  They are not as good at this as the Clintons, though.  What they should have done was establish a "foundation" that can accept "donations" from foreign governments and wealthy lobbyists.  Then use it as a slush fund to pay for their homes, cars, planes, and other expenses.  Hunter signed for the computer. Why does Hunter's attorney want the computer back if it is not his?

Uh, the last election was almost four years ago.
Still with the Clinton stuff?
Try and catch up.

Also, even Barr - loyal lapdog - won't be able to give Rudy a pass on conspiring with a foreign power.