The stories of political malfeasance perpetrated by the President of the United States continue to be exposed, shocking the American public, who believed that the Democrat Joe Biden was someone who took his public service to the country seriously.
According to new media reports citing information from sources close to the FBI’s ‘1023 confidential human source report’ case, we are receiving new information about the source of funding for the gratuities that the Bidens allegedly accepted.
The Federalist reported on Thursday that the well-connected Biden criminal family purportedly “forced” a foreign national to pay $10 million in bribes.
Mykola Zlochevsky, the proprietor of Burisma, has been identified as the foreign national who revealed to authorities the $10 million ‘pay-for-play’ criminal bribery conspiracy in which the Biden family was involved.
“What, if anything, agents did to investigate these explosive claims remains unknown, however, with sources telling The Federalist the FBI continues to stonewall,” Margott Cleveland, the head legal analyst for the outlet, reported, adding:
“On Monday, Sen. Chuck Grassley revealed a foreign national — identified by individuals with knowledge of the matter as Burisma founder Mykola Zlochevsky — allegedly possessed 17 recordings implicating the Bidens in a pay-to-play scandal. While 15 of the audio recordings consisted of phone calls between Zlochevsky and Hunter Biden, two were of calls the Ukrainian had with then-Vice President Joe Biden, according to the FD-1023.”
Cleveland went on:
The Federalist has learned that the CHS was quoted in the FD-1023 as saying that the Bidens “coerced” Zlochevsky to pay the bribes. The context of Zlochevsky’s statements was also explained by sources familiar with the investigation, which bolsters the CHS’s reporting.
In the FD-1023 dated 30 June 2020, the confidential human source provided a summary of previous encounters with Zlochevsky. According to the CHS, between 2015 and 2016, the CHS advised Zlochevsky, the proprietor of the Burisma, to avoid the Bidens. The CHS then asked Zlochevsky, after Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election, if he was disappointed Trump prevailed.
According to an email from 2015, Mykola Zlochevsky’s senior advisor Vadym Pozharskyi met Joe and Hunter Biden on April 16, 2015 at Cafe Milano.
Next day, Pozharskyi thanked Hunter.
Also present was Elena Baturina, the Russian businesswoman who paid Hunter $3.5 million in February 2014.
Zlochevsky allegedly told the CHS that he was disappointed by the 2016 election of Donald J. Trump because he feared that an inquiry into the money exchange would expose his payments to the Biden family, which included a $5 million payment to Hunter Biden and a $5 million payment to Joe Biden.
According to the CHS, the Burisma executive complained that the Bidens “coerced” him to pay the bribes.
“The CHS responded that he hoped Zlochevsky had taken protective measures. Then, Zlochevsky allegedly described the measures he had taken to avoid detection, emphasizing that he had never paid the “Big Guy” directly and that it would take approximately ten years to unravel the numerous money traces.
According to the CHS, Zlochevsky only then mentioned the audio recordings he had made of his conversations with Hunter and Joe Biden. She reported, with her own analysis:
Zlochevsky’s claims that he possessed recordings implicating the Bidens are more plausible in light of the larger context of this conversation. And we already know from Grassley and the chair of the House Oversight Committee, James Comer, that the FBI regarded the CHS, which conveyed Zlochevsky’s claims to the FBI, as a “highly credible” source.
More on this story via The Republic Brief:
Further, according to individuals familiar with the investigation, the FBI admitted the CHS’s intel was unrelated to the information Rudy Giuliani had provided the Western District of Pennsylvania’s U.S. attorney’s office — the office then-Attorney General William Barr had tasked with reviewing any new information related to Ukraine, Cleveland reported. CONTINUE READING…