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The source reiterated that this was a "mistake," and that Zlochevsky "should fire Hunter Biden and deal with Shokin’s investigation directly so that the matter" would stay an issue in Ukraine and so that it would not "turn into some international matter," to which Zlochevsky stressed not to worry and said that "this thing will go away anyway."
The source said that those recordings "evidence Zlochevsky was somehow coerced into paying the Bidens to ensure" that Shokin would be fired.
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Here is the original OP from July 2022. Since then Hunter has pled guilty to tax evasion and gun charges:
Anyone can trigger a SAR, simply by depositing $10,000 or more in cash at a bank, which is not hard to do since $10k is not a lot of money these days.
According to this article, Biden has restricted access to SARs, but the banks say they wont supply them w/o a subpoena.
Five most significant allegations against the Bidens in FBI FD-1023 form
Joe Biden and Hunter Biden allegedly "coerced" Burisma CEO Mykola Zlochevsky to pay them millions of dollars, according to allegations contained in a document released this week.
Five most significant allegations against the Bidens in FBI FD-1023 form:
1) "Both" Joe and Hunter Biden advised Burisma CEO to keep Hunter on the board
But Zlochevsky told the source that he "needed to keep Hunter Biden [on the board] ‘so everything will be okay.'" The source went on to ask "whether Hunter Biden or Joe Biden told Zlochevsky he should retain Hunter." "Zlochevsky replied: ‘They both did,’" the document said.The source reiterated that this was a "mistake," and that Zlochevsky "should fire Hunter Biden and deal with Shokin’s investigation directly so that the matter" would stay an issue in Ukraine and so that it would not "turn into some international matter," to which Zlochevsky stressed not to worry and said that "this thing will go away anyway."
2) Hunter said he would help end criminal investigation into Burisma "through his dad"
Zlochevsky said that Burisma had "hired Hunter Biden ‘to protect us, through his dad, from all kinds of problems.’"3) The Bidens ‘pushed’ Burisma CEO Zlochevsky to pay them
CHS asked Zlochevsky whether he was concerned about Burisma’s involvement with the Bidens," the form states. "Zlochevsky stated he didn't want to pay the Bidens and he was ‘pushed to pay’ them."4) Burisma CEO did not pay 'the Big Guy' directly
The form says that the confidential source asked Zlochevsky how many companies and bank accounts he controlled, to which he responded that it would "take them (investigators) 10 years to find the records (i.e., illicit payments to Joe Biden)."5) Burisma CEO has audio recordings, text messages, wire transfer statements as ‘proof’ of arrangement
The source said that Zlochevsky said he had "a total of 17 recordings" involving the Bidens; "two of the recordings included Joe Biden, and the remaining 15 recordings only included Hunter Biden."The source said that those recordings "evidence Zlochevsky was somehow coerced into paying the Bidens to ensure" that Shokin would be fired.
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Here is the original OP from July 2022. Since then Hunter has pled guilty to tax evasion and gun charges:
https://www.newsmax.com/newsmax-tv/james-comer-newsmax-hunter-biden-joe-biden/2022/07/07/id/1077820/
Rep. James Comer told Newsmax on Thursday that if the Republicans regain control of the House in November, they are ''going to see what led to'' U.S. banks issuing ''150 suspicious activity reports'' for Hunter Biden's business transactions. ''These were put into place by George W. Bush after September 11th to try to catch money laundering and try to catch people who are funneling money from foreign countries into American domestic terrorist sales,'' the Kentucky Republican said on ''Spicer & Co.'' ''So this is a very serious violation. He had 150 of these. It's not a far-fetched theory to say that Hunter Biden had more suspicious activity reports than any human in American history.''
''Under the Obama administration and the Bush administration, any member of Congress, not just someone on the Oversight Committee, but any member of Congress could request the suspicious activity reports from the Treasury and they would provide those within three days,'' Comer said. ''But Biden, for whatever reason, and I think we know the reason, halted that and now says no member of Congress can get these suspicious activity reports.'
Anyone can trigger a SAR, simply by depositing $10,000 or more in cash at a bank, which is not hard to do since $10k is not a lot of money these days.
According to this article, Biden has restricted access to SARs, but the banks say they wont supply them w/o a subpoena.
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