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World News See other World News Articles Title: Obama-Biden Admin Fined Bank Millions for Something Suspiciously Similar to Burisma Hiring Hunter Obama-Biden Admin Fined Bank Millions for Something Suspiciously Similar to Burisma Hiring Hunter Bombshell: Obama-Biden Admin Fined Co. Millions for Hiring Kids Like Hunter Biden Volume 90% By Andrew J. Sciascia Published January 31, 2020 at 7:22pm Inside JPMorgan, they called it the Sons and Daughters program. Authorities now describe it as corruption, plain and simple. That was the first paragraph of a November 2016 CNN Business article that broke news that authorities within the Obama administration had slapped multinational American investment banking company JPMorgan Chase with $264 million in fines over corrupt hiring practices. According to regulators from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Department of Justice and the Federal Reserve, the banking giant had corruptly influenced government officials with its hiring and internship tactics in China, knowingly bringing under its employ the unqualified children of foreign officials for stronger regional sway. And said tactics, formally referred to within the company as the Sons and Daughters program and so flagrant in their corrupt nature that spreadsheets were kept to monitor how often the hires turned into business deals, had prompted a three-year investigation by the Obama administration. twitter.com/AriFleischer/status/1223079825566359552 The so-called Sons and Daughters program was nothing more than bribery by another name, Assistant U.S. Attorney General Leslie Caldwell said at the time. Yet, the same scrutiny was not applied, nor the same terms employed, by the Obama administrations chief legal authorities when it came to Ukrainian natural gas company Burisma Holdings retention of then-Vice President Joe Bidens son, Hunter. But who are we to judge? It isnt as though a shady Eastern European energy firms decision to hire to their board of directors the entirely unqualified son of the second most powerful politician in the world is anything like JPMorgans systematic seven-year effort to influence-peddle itself to the front of Chinese markets by hiring hundreds of foreign politicians children. Except for the fact that it would be exactly the same thing had Burisma decided to bring on the rest of the vice presidents children alongside Hunter. Heck, the man has even admitted it himself, telling ABC News last October that in retrospect he did not believe Burisma would ever have hired him were it not for his fathers name and political relevance. I dont think that theres a lot of things that would have happened in my life if my last name wasnt Biden, He said. Because my dad was vice president of the United States. Theres literally nothing, as a young man or as a full-grown adult that my father in some way hasnt had influence over, Biden added. And how else does a 43-year-old man inexperienced in the energy industry and unable to kick years of drug and alcohol addiction somehow manage to secure hundreds of thousands as a ceremonial figure at Burisma Holdings? Let alone how does a man like that manage to keep such a gig after totaling a rental car on a days-long crack cocaine bender. At that point the question is no longer, Was this man hired as an influence peddler? The question is, How on earth could members of the Obama administration keep a straight face charging a major American financial institution hundreds of millions of dollars in fines for something it was allowing to go on under its own roof? Poster Comment: Where ever Hunter was when he totaled that car makes a difference. Doing crack in Russia or anywhere else will get you a long stint in prison with no questions asked. You get caught with controlled substances in China and it is death penalty. If they would do that here it would end much of the opioid crisis. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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