Turley: America's Blackout On Biden Corruption Is Truly 'Pulitzer-Level Stuff'

Butler1000

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When have I ever denied Hunter was a Nepo case? But at the same time, you do realize his addictions didn't dominate his life like that period where he did a lot of fucked up shit. As for Burmisa, he did bring some stuff to the table.

And, if you know anything about corporate governance, you don't need to have any direct experience in the company's industry. Boards are there to provide oversight, and they tend to have several types of experts from other sectors. Like HR professionals, or lawyers familiar with government regulations. Hunter apparently provided advice on legal issues, corporate finance and strategy. Those are three things he could comment on. Just for proof, check out GM's board of directors:

You can see there are some heavy hitters here, but a number of them are from industries that are not even closely related to the automobile sector. You have a former pharma CEO, software experts, retailers...They might not know anything about designing or marketing cars for the most part, but they have a wealth of useful knowledge...
Except Hunter is a fuck up. Would you put a known crackhead on your board?
 

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Except Hunter is a fuck up. Would you put a known crackhead on your board?
Of course I would, if that opened the door for me to the higher higher. A small sacrifice for potential large reward AND cover.
 
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Except Hunter is a fuck up. Would you put a known crackhead on your board?
Was he a known crackhead at the time of his appointment? I'm pretty sure it wasn't. He went off the deep end after that, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't common knowledge at the time. But continue with the revisionist history or what we knew or didn't know back then. Besides the 1988 arrest, Hunter apparently has had no trouble with the law...
 

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Of course I would, if that opened the door for me to the higher higher. A small sacrifice for potential large reward AND cover.
And again, no evidence or facts to show that this ever happened. Did Burisma know (or should have known) Biden had a substance abuse problem? Hard to say. We know that Hunter's heavy drug use started after he was on the board. He might have been a functional addict back then, or not totally hooked at that point (or was using other substances). We don't know.
 
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And again, no evidence or facts to show that this ever happened. Did Burisma know (or should have known) Biden had a substance abuse problem? Hard to say. We know that Hunter's heavy drug use started after he was on the board. He might have been a functional addict back then, or not totally hooked at that point (or was using other substances). We don't know.
ROTFLMFAO!!!! Hunter's presence on the board IS the proof.
 
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Butler1000

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Was he a known crackhead at the time of his appointment? I'm pretty sure it wasn't. He went off the deep end after that, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't common knowledge at the time. But continue with the revisionist history or what we knew or didn't know back then. Besides the 1988 arrest, Hunter apparently has had no trouble with the law...
Yes, he had been in and out if rehab repeatedly. Self admitted by him. Are you going to say the board didn't do due diligence now before hiring?
 

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Except Hunter is a fuck up. Would you put a known crackhead on your board?
Absolutely. If that crackhead was the son of a prominent person or had some snob value. I run a merchant bank in London and the dimwitted, cokehead son of Lord Fuckerby-Scroatbottom is willing to be on the board and his dad is a polo buddy of the second cousin of Prince William's best friend's aunt. Yup, that fucked-up powder-sniffer's gonna get his own gold-embossed pen and pencil set engraved "director" and he's gonna be showing up for his coke and blowjob payoff twice a month in his best business suit.
 

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Yes, he had been in and out if rehab repeatedly. Self admitted by him. Are you going to say the board didn't do due diligence now before hiring?
So what exactly do directors really do anyway, Buddy? Except get paid for having their names on the corporation's website?.... Answer: fuck-all nothing. It's a sinecure.
 
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Yes, he had been in and out if rehab repeatedly. Self admitted by him...
And that's exactly why Biden didn't follow recent precedent and hire him to the White House.

Still waiting for that Pulitzer level reporting on this impacting government policy in any way.
 

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And that's exactly why Biden didn't follow recent precedent and hire him to the White House.

Still waiting for that Pulitzer level reporting on this impacting government policy in any way.
Awaiting the release of who bought his art now. Comes up in June. If its found donors bought art who also got contracts, well won't that be interesting.
 

Valcazar

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Exactly my point. @Butler1000 wants to believe with all his heart that Joe is as corrupt (if not more) than Trump. There are many scenarios why things went down the way they did. Now, I am not saying Joe couldn't have done something to protect Hunter using his influence...but there is no proof. No DA, no arresting officer or court clerk has come forward with any details of what or how things went down.
Butler doesn't need "proof", that would only get in the way.
It could have happened the way Butler describes it, therefore it did.
Why that version and not another version that could have happened?
Because that version is the one that fits Butler's worldview and belief about what is going on.

All of Butler's positions on all topics are this.

The point here is that you're jumping to a conclusion. You have no evidence, but you want to believe...
It's all vibes.
 
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Butler doesn't need "proof", that would only get in the way.
It could have happened the way Butler describes it, therefore it did.
Why that version and not another version that could have happened?
Because that version is the one that fits Butler's worldview and belief about what is going on.

All of Butler's positions on all topics are this.



It's all vibes.
Proof is only required whn it comes to the deeds or misdeeds of the stable genius and then to a standard which would be almost impossible to meet. Even when judges and juries make findings after actually hearing all of the evidence the regulars just dismiss the judges and juries as corrupt or partisan or whatever. The net effect is that the only twice impeached, now indicted and sexual abuser so found can do no wrong.
 

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Proof is only required whn it comes to the deeds or misdeeds of the stable genius and then to a standard which would be almost impossible to meet. Even when judges and juries make findings after actually hearing all of the evidence the regulars just dismiss the judges and juries as corrupt or partisan or whatever. The net effect is that the only twice impeached, now indicted and sexual abuser so found can do no wrong.
I don't think proof is needed there, either.
Proof is irrelevant.
The narrative that Butler likes is the true one.
That's it.
It's all vibes.
 
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