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The New York Times Debunks Nothing About Hunter And China

After watching the impeachment hearings and listening to testimony, I found it hard to believe that there could be so much difference between what was being said by one witness to the next when the testimony came from members of opposing parties. Surely someone was lying.  Nothing could be so diametrically opposed.  The blaring discrepancies made me certain one side or the other was lying or at the very least was uninformed or confused, so having questions of my own that I didn’t feel had been answered by anyone, I thought I’d see if I could determine anything for myself.

I have always been able to find my way around the Internet, so I decided to look into a few of the allegations and my searching led me to  an article titled, “Debunking 4 Viral Rumors About the Bidens and Ukraine” published October 29, 2019 in  The New York Times by reporter, Davey Alba. She wrote that these rumors are prominent falsehoods, and that there would be an explanation of what really happened.  The site noted that disinformation is what the award winning journalist covers, so I thought, finally, someone is going to remove the scales from our eyes and let us know what is going on and lay bare the lies that have been perpetrated. 

I was really looking forward to seeing the truth and decided I was at least asking the right questions to have located the piece, and now some of them would be answered, but when they weren’t this is the part of the article I decided to evaluate on my own.

The Bidens have each said they never discussed Hunter’s business in China.

The $1.5 billion figure Mr. Trump has referred to appears to be the amount of money a Shanghai private-equity company raised in 2014. Hunter Biden joined the board of the company, BHR Equity Investment Fund Management, in late 2013. In 2017, he bought 10 percent of the firm, investing the equivalent of $420,000.

How much Mr. Biden has earned from his deals in China is unclear. A lawyer representing Mr. Biden said he had never been paid for his role on the board, and had not profited financially since he began as a part owner.

Evidently I don’t understand what debunking means because I found nothing that debunked anything in her article.  All I found were responses  by the parties the rumors were about to questions asked and I didn’t see mention of how anyone knew that the answers and explanations being given were true. I would most certainly hope that people would be honest, particularly in matters of such great importance and interest to the nation as a whole, but in general I’m a skeptic, and I didn’t find any mention of the questions being asked with the aid of any apparatus to determine the veracity of rebuttal to certain charges so back to my own research.  All I found in the Times piece was the necessity to believe without questioning or doing any real research to determine the veracity of the statements. So much for debunking and disinformation.

The following examples are what I have found in reference to said rumor and while part is fact, and those parts will be noted, the rest is a common sense evaluation of all combined discoveries. I have used the most logical tools on the Internet to aid me in this search for truth and I don’t believe the parties in question realized that there were such  powerful tools available to anyone with enough common sense and Internet savvy to find them and use them. My favorite is The WayBack Machine, or sometimes better known as the web archives. The only downfall with this tool is you have to work within the scope of capture times available, but thankfully all the sites I refer to were captured enough times that even without an exact date there is no doubt to be had when referencing a certain statement as the truth.

The Bidens have each said they never discussed Hunter’s business in China.

I guess then Hunter never mentioned to his Dad that it was Rosemont Seneca Partners, the company he started with  Eric Schwerin, Christopher D. Heinz and Devon Archer in 2010 that was one of the groups that formed BHR Partners to begin with in 2013.

Seriously? No time during their moments together over the span of 6 years did he ever say a word about his involvement and the fact he was instrumental in its creation? The fact here is that those 4 men started RSP together and subsidiaries of same over the next few years and the parent company they all were a major part of was the main instrument in the creation of BHR. ( BHR Equity Investment Fund Management Co.,Ltd)  THAT is a fact.  See below.

If you access the site today you’ll see the same domain name that was created for the company at the formation is still in use. When you access the ICANN information there have been no changes since that creation. They would be noted if there had been. Because information can change over time, ICANN requires registrars to provide each domain name registrant with an annual opportunity to review and correct their domain name WHOIS data. They also get a reminder that providing false data can be grounds for cancellation of their domain name registrations. Anyone who submits false data or fails to respond to registrar inquiries related to the accuracy of their data risks having their domain name be cancelled or suspended. Domain name registrants need to respond quickly to inquiries from their registrar related to the accuracy of their contact data to avoid cancellation or suspension after being formed that it had then. That is a FACT.

It also says that Hunter joined the board in late 2013.  Let’s see about that.  This capture wasn’t taken by The WayBack Machine (web archives), until the 4th of October 2014 but sure enough it shows that Rosemont Seneca Partners was included in the group that formed the company in 2013 so I guess they got part of it right; the 2013 part.  I wonder if being one of the most influential individuals within that particular orbit, given his father’s position within the government had anything to do with being on the board or was that given automatically to creators as part of the perks of OWNERSHIP.  That’s what happens when you create something, you normally own it.  You at the very least have a percentage of whatever it is you’ve made or help come into being. But wait. I bet I have a screen shot of ALL the people on the board there within the same time frame.  If you think I’m being facetious here, you would be totally correct. Devon Archer is right above him in the list as Vice Chairman but the other two original partners of RSP are missing. Perhaps they were silent partners.  No telling and there’s no point in speculating because I can tell from what I’ve uncovered so far that the truth will never see the light of day concerning all of the different facets of this little get together that Daddy knew absolutely NOTHING about.

Here’s another thing that makes me wonder just how much were/are the creators, owners, board members, flies on the wall, serious about making this company appear to be legitimate and a going concern?  I’m not saying that it’s not, far be it from me to understand those kinds of things except for one small issue.  This site, which NOW shows assets of over 2 Billion US dollars has no SSL certificate.

China has a fairly odd relationship with SSL/TLS. Many of the websites there do have SSL certificates installed, but the browsers in China don’t require users to actually use them. And there’s a reason for that. While best practice holds that you should encrypt your entire website – every page, every asset, everything – that effectively prevents the censors from being able to see anything at all. After all, the whole site is encrypted. This can lead to draconian penalties where China will outright ban an entire website when it’s really only trying to get rid of a couple of pages.

Read more at: https://www.thesslstore.com/blog/https-google-china/

Does this sound like a good way to run a business that has so much capital at stake?  Who would feel really comfortable investing in such a firm?

Google will flag all the unencrypted internet by the end of 2017.

Google will flag 2/3rd of the web as unsafe.

This means if your website doesn’t have an SSL certificate, it will display a ‘Not Secure’ in the URL bar.  Look at the address bar on this site, it shows you a locked lock.  LOL  I really need to update things around here but I’m not selling anything, and I write very seldom anymore.  Jo and I have one on the Arts from the Darkness site though because it’s not a personal blog like this is. It’s part of FILHAB. That’s a FACT.

Despite what I think they must be picking up business in lots of places because when Hunter bought his much touted 10% of the business, it was only worth 420,000 dollars, but now only two years later it’s worth the equivalent of over 2 Billion US dollars according to the Overview information found under the Team tag.

Since 2014, the BHR team has invested over RMB15 Billion in various portfolio companies including Henniges Automotive, Didi Chuxing, Watagan Mining Company, Tenke Furugume Mining.

I guess Hunter’s just been there all this time until he stepped down for Daddy in October for his health.  Believe what you want to believe but understand this, there is something not quite right about all of this and surely the White House has investigative people who could have found what I did even if The New York Times doesn’t, or if they do could care less about actually trying to get the mud off the rug and instead just sweep it under. I think they should be ashamed of themselves in saying that anything was debunked, and they certainly shouldn’t have lied about explaining things.  I’m more confused now than when I started.  

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