Hunter

When the story of Hunter Biden's addition appeared in the New York Post it was banned from social media giants Twitter and Facebook. This concerned some free speech advocates but the details of the story leaked in other areas but most of the leaks occurred after the election. The story was that Biden received $50,000 per month from a Ukrainian company called Burisma. There was no direct payment from this company. No available financial records show Burisma directly paid Hunter Biden. The $50,000-a-month figure stems from payments made to Biden by New York-based capital management firm Rosemont Seneca Bohai. Bank records show Rosemont Seneca Bohai received payments from Burisma, as well as dozens of other entities and individuals. It’s unclear why Rosemont Seneca Bohai was paying Hunter Biden. This was questioned because Biden had no experience in the gas and oil industry but there is a more pertinent question. Biden was a director on the board of Burisma from 2014 to 2019 and here is a quote from Biden's new book. His “deep descent” into substance addiction followed the 2015 death of his older brother, Beau, who succumbed to brain cancer at age 46, Hunter Biden writes in “Beautiful Things.” Why a company would hire a man who was not experienced with the business is one question but why they would keep him if he was deep into addition.