Last week, The New York Post published an explosive report on the contents of a laptop reportedly belonging to the son of Democrat candidate for president, Joe Biden.
The emails contained on the laptop contradict claims made previously by the former Vice President that he had “never” discussed his son’s business dealings overseas with him or anyone else.
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Hunter Biden, of course, earned millions on the board of Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian oil and gas giant, at the time that his father was spearheading the Obama administration’s foreign policy efforts in the region.
The laptop contained emails, texts, photos, and videos, all pointing to a drug-addicted, privileged son of a former Vice President who was involved in highly questionable and even illegal activities ranging from illegal dealings with foreign actors to child sexual abuse.
It was a treasure trove of dirt on a highly corrupt crime family, just one part of the Obama administration’s spider web of corruption, nepotism, and high treason.
But it was just the beginning.
This comes according to former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon, the mastermind behind the publication of the Hunter Biden dirt.
Bannon learned at the feet of the great Andrew Breitbart, the revolutionary conservative journalist and publisher who famously advised his proteges, when they obtained damaging dirt on a corrupt politician or entity, to release only a small bit of what you have first.
Then drop a series of bombs afterwards.
It appears that Bannon is gearing up to do just this. Former Breitbart journalist Lee Stranahan, who Prison Planet notes is far from an admirer of Bannon, who has a bit of bad blood with other former proteges of Breitbart, says that we can still trust he has what he says he has.
“I can’t think of a single example of him saying he had the goods on the story that didn’t pan out,” Stranahan says. “If he says a lot more is coming he’s not shooting blanks.”
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I have many criticisms of Bannon, like ignoring my warnings in 2017 the Ukraine story was going to be a big deal.
— Lee Stranahan ⏳ (@stranahan) October 18, 2020
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I can't think of a single example of him saying he had the goods on the story that didn't pan out.
If he says a lot more is coming he's not shooting blanks.
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