It’s been no secret that Joe Biden has some seriously suspicious ties to China and is absolutely not qualified to be the leader of the United States of America.
The connections are so obvious at this point there is honestly no denying them, yet the crooked mainstream media denies them anyway.
The latest in shady occurrences to suggest inappropriate relations between Biden and China comes from a firm connected to the supposed “president-elect” via his nominee for Secretary of State, Antony Blinken.
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WestExec Advisors, a consulting firm cofounded by Blinken himself, has removed all ties to Chinese-related business from their website. They did this because they recognize that people are highly suspicious and critical or Biden’s relationship and fealty to the Chinese Communist Party.
Deleting the information that links them to China, however, doesn’t help Joe Biden. It just makes things look even worse.
According to the Washington Free Beacon, “As recently as late July, WestExec Advisors touted its work helping major American universities court donations in China without jeopardizing Pentagon-funded research grants.”
An archived version of the company’s website states that “US research universities” were some of the company’s clients and that they worked with schools to maintain trust as a “partner for DoD-sponsored research grants” while simultaneously expanding their foreign research partnerships, taking in foreign donations, and accepting foreign students into key STEM programs.
Between July 26 and August 2, the company deleted any references to such work. The move came just weeks before Biden accepted the nomination at the Democratic National Convention in late August.
This has now started to raise red flags because Biden has either selected or is considering several advisers and key people from the organization for roles in his administration. These individuals, however, have so far declined to disclose their clients or give any further detail on the exact nature of their work.
What could possibly go wrong?
Not only has Joe Biden selected WestExec’s cofounder Blinken as his Secretary of State but he is also reportedly looking at WestExec’s other cofounder, and former Pentagon official, Michèle Flournoy, as a possible Secretary of Defense.
His selections for Intelligence Chief and Press Secretary have also done work for the firm. It is most definitely notable that Biden is choosing so many people with links to WestExec, especially two of its founders.
What’s even more troubling is the fact that the company was founded in 2017 with the purpose of bringing government access and insider knowledge to private companies, promising to bring “the situation room to the board room.”
The firm has a history of working with adversaries of the US such as China and Russia. The entire purpose of the firm seems to be to help US businesses expand to China without raising conflicts of interest with the Department of Defense.
Senate Republicans are speaking out, saying that Biden’s picks will need to disclose their previous work history and clients. Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) said that the Senate is under no obligation to confirm anyone, especially those who hide their prior clients.
Marco Rubio (R-FL) also raised concerns about Biden picks who have previously helped US businesses expand in China.
“America will not be stronger or safer if its foreign policy & national security agencies are led by people who just finished getting paid to help American companies do business with the Communist Party of #China,” Rubio tweeted on Monday.
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America will not be stronger or safer if its foreign policy & national security agencies are led by people who just finished getting paid to help American companies do business with the Communist Party of #China
— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) November 30, 2020
If Joe Biden has his way the United States of America will quickly become the United States of China.
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