Hunter Biden Felt Pressure Over His 'suspected Involvement' In Brokering Chinese Oil Deal With Putin

exclusive: the hunter’s house of cards: the first son confided in his lover hallie biden that he felt pressured by the ‘alleged involvement’ in negotiating an oil deal ‘directly’ with putin and his missing chinese partner, just as joe was about to run for president

hunter biden told his sister-in-law and ex-lover hallie biden that he was ‘suspected’ of negotiating a chinese oil deal ‘directly’ with vladimir putin
in a December 2018 text message obtained by dailymail.com, hunter said he felt ‘very alone’ dealing with issues related to his personal finances and business
the president’s son said he was “dealing with the fallout” of the kidnapping of business partner and chairman of Chinese oil giant cefc ye jianming
at the same time, hunter too he had a giant tax bill “hanging over” him and his client, patrick ho, the chinese “intelligence chief”, had been convicted in the us. uu. a deal with putin ‘for the largest sale of oil and gas assets within russia to china’
the deal was a failed purchase of a $9.1 billion stake in russian state oil company rosneft by cefc, a chinese oil giant hunter associated with
he said hallie the house of cards was collapsing just as her father joe was deciding to run for president

by josh boswell for dailymail.com

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