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Hunter Biden received $700,000 from company that held stake in Chinese investment firm

Seems there’s no end to the foreign cash that crackhead Hunter Biden got while his daddy was either a Senator or Vice President. Turns out crackhead Biden got from a capital management company called Rosemont Seneca Bohai, which obtained a 20% equity stake in BHR Partners, a Chinese investment firm. Hunter Biden also served on the board of BHR Partners, which has close ties to the Bank of China. This is of course the same Hunter Biden who got kicked out of the military for drug abuse. He yet manages to “qualify” for all these huge payments and board assignments. Kind of amazing if you think about it.

Hunter Biden received $700,000 from company that held stake in Chinese investment firm
Hunter Biden received $700,000 from company that held stake in Chinese investment firm

Hunter Biden received over $700,000 from a New York-based capital management company that held equity in a Chinese investment firm with close ties to the Bank of China, a Daily Caller News Foundation review of Hunter Biden’s Chinese, Ukrainian and American business dealings has found.

And despite the deluge of media reports saying Hunter Biden received $50,000 a month for his work on the board of the Ukranian natural gas company Burisma Holdings, the records tell a much different story.

Hunter Biden, the son of former Vice President Joe Biden, did not receive any compensation directly from Burisma, according to available records. The oft-cited $50,000 a month figure is actually based on payments he received from a New York-based company called Rosemont Seneca Bohai, which was owned and controlled by his longtime business partner, Devon Archer.

Rosemont Seneca Bohai’s Morgan Stanley bank records are publicly available because they were submitted in an unrelated criminal case that involved Archer and an alleged scheme to defraud millions from an American Indian tribe. Archer was found guilty in the case in 2018, but his conviction was later overturned.