They Did It AGAIN - 6 Jan Committee Caught Altering Evidence Then Lied About It

[DBA]

Shokin's replacement investigated him and charged him with failing to pay taxes. Zlochevsky was fined millions in back taxes.

Again, you have been duped by the MSM. They leave out key facts to change the narrative. It works on those not keen on thinking for themselves or doing any further investigation. Hunter was hired and Shokin was fired with the help of a little prodding by pappa Biden who was the US VP. You and many others fell for the spin and don't use much comment sense. Hunter was hired and paid a lot of money for a reason. It is rather obvious that the reason was to protect Zlochevsky using his father's influence.

Any good journalist would be able to see that the ultimate clearing of Burisma was neither a conspiracy, nor a theory. Rather, it was the culmination of careful planning and networking by Mykola Zlochevsky, Burisma’s owner, to ensure an escape route — even if cornered by the most powerful economies in the world. With the help of former U.S. Department of Justice attorney John Buretta retained as Burisma counsel, Zlochevsky succeeded in getting Burisma cleared in 2017. The “solid-at-the-time” prosecutor, Yuriy Lutsenko, closed the original Ukrainian case involving gas licenses, and instead got the billionaire to pay a tax settlement that was by all accounts “lenient.”

”In mid-January, Burisma Group announced that all cases against its president, Nikolay Zlochevsky, and Burisma companies were fully closed. The former Minister Nikolay Zlochevsky is one of the few public officials from the previous government who voluntarily subjected himself to the investigation in Ukraine.”

Burisma founder: From 'wanted man' to 'in-demand' — Back to Facts

 

[DBA]

...You are the one posting a claim that in the call transcript Trump showed interest in some corruption that didn't have to do with his election.

I called that bullshit and pressed you for a quote.

You can't provide quote, so will you now admit thats just another bullshit argument from you?

The US president was on the phone with a country known for corruption. The fact that his opponent's son was on the board at a company at the center of the corruption doesn't mean he can't or shouldn't pursue investigating the corruption. Simply really.

Also, there was no quid pro quo, so it doesn't really matter.

 

[Faun]

got a clip of that announcement?

No, he canceled his scheduled appearance when a whistle blower came forward and exposed Trump's crime. Zelensky wanted no part of that.

 

[AntonToo]

The US president was on the phone with a country known for corruption. The fact that his opponent's son was on the board at a company at the center of the corruption doesn't mean he can't or shouldn't pursue investigating the corruption. Simply really.

So yes, you admit that there was no corruption discussed on the call that wasn't about Trump's political opposition. Biden/DNC Server was what our Dear Leader was really concerned about in Ukraine.

Now where have I heard this? Oh yea, thats what Trump's embassador to EU and a pointman for Ukraine was convinced of.

Ambassador Sondland said Trump doesn't 'give a s---' about Ukraine except when it benefits him personally, official testifies

In testimony to the House impeachment probe, official David Holmes described talking with Sondland in a Kyiv restaurant about Trump and Ukraine.

www.businessinsider.com

The US' ambassador to the EU, Gordon Sondland, told US officials that President Donald Trump "doesn't give a shit" about Ukraine and only cares about the "big stuff" — like the country announcing a probe into his Democratic presidential rival, Joe Biden.

 

[Faun]

Again, you have been duped by the MSM. They leave out key facts to change the narrative. It works on those not keen on thinking for themselves or doing any further investigation. Hunter was hired and Shokin was fired with the help of a little prodding by pappa Biden who was the US VP. You and many others fell for the spin and don't use much comment sense. Hunter was hired and paid a lot of money for a reason. It is rather obvious that the reason was to protect Zlochevsky using his father's influence.

Any good journalist would be able to see that the ultimate clearing of Burisma was neither a conspiracy, nor a theory. Rather, it was the culmination of careful planning and networking by Mykola Zlochevsky, Burisma’s owner, to ensure an escape route — even if cornered by the most powerful economies in the world. With the help of former U.S. Department of Justice attorney John Buretta retained as Burisma counsel, Zlochevsky succeeded in getting Burisma cleared in 2017. The “solid-at-the-time” prosecutor, Yuriy Lutsenko, closed the original Ukrainian case involving gas licenses, and instead got the billionaire to pay a tax settlement that was by all accounts “lenient.”

”In mid-January, Burisma Group announced that all cases against its president, Nikolay Zlochevsky, and Burisma companies were fully closed. The former Minister Nikolay Zlochevsky is one of the few public officials from the previous government who voluntarily subjected himself to the investigation in Ukraine.”

Burisma founder: From 'wanted man' to 'in-demand' — Back to Facts

LOL

You asked what happened with Zlochevsky after Shokin was fired and I told you.

Who knows what I said that caused that loghorrhea from you?

 

[Faun]

The US president was on the phone with a country known for corruption. The fact that his opponent's son was on the board at a company at the center of the corruption doesn't mean he can't or shouldn't pursue investigating the corruption. Simply really.

Also, there was no quid pro quo, so it doesn't really matter.

Quid pro quo was not a required element of violating §30121

 

[DBA]

LOL

You asked what happened with Zlochevsky after Shokin was fired and I told you.

Who knows what I said that caused that loghorrhea from you?

Yeah, the guy got a slap on the wrist and went to Monte Carlo. That is what firing Shokin got him. Hiring Hunter worked out well for him didn't it? Now, make an effort to tie his hiring to his dad's influence as VP. You know it, but just can't admit it.

 

[DBA]

Quid pro quo was not a required element of violating §30121

He was concerned about all the corruption in the Ukraine. Did you miss the part where he mentioned Biden getting the prosecutor fired and that his son(Hunter) was involved?

 

[Faun]

Yeah, the guy got a slap on the wrist and went to Monte Carlo. That is what firing Shokin got him. Hiring Hunter worked out well for him didn't it? Now, make an effort to tie his hiring to his dad's influence as VP. You know it, but just can't admit it.

That slap on the wrist was more than Shokin did on 2 years.

As far as firing Shokin, that was an international effort. Biden was able to get it done as he had the leverage of financial aid.

 

[Faun]

He was concerned about all the corruption in the Ukraine. Did you miss the part where he mentioned Biden getting the prosecutor fired and that his son(Hunter) was involved?

Great, so quote Trump in that call discussing corruption that didn't involve a political rival...

 

[bripat9643]

That slap on the wrist was more than Shokin did on 2 years.

As far as firing Shokin, that was an international effort. Biden was able to get it done as he had the leverage of financial aid.

Utter bullshit. Biden is the one who got him fired. There's no evidence that any other country made any effort whatsoever to get the man fired. Biden had a financial interest in getting him fired.

 

[bripat9643]

No, he canceled his scheduled appearance when a whistle blower came forward and exposed Trump's crime. Zelensky wanted no part of that.

There was no "crime," douchebag.

 

[Faun]

Utter bullshit. Biden is the one who got him fired. There's no evidence that any other country made any effort whatsoever to get the man fired. Biden had a financial interest in getting him fired.

I literally said Biden got him fired and along comes the USMB fucking moron, crying, bullshit, Biden got him fired.

Are you ever not a fucking moron?

Ever?

 

[Faun]

There was no "crime," douchebag.

 

[bripat9643]

Quid pro quo was not a required element of violating §30121

He didn't violate that. Biden did.

 

[Care4all]

Great, so quote Trump in that call discussing corruption that didn't involve a political rival...

I'm not certain Biden actually was the final straw getting Shokin fired. Three to four months went by before Ukrainians tossed the crooked prosecutor!

The final straw was two of his picked prosecutors got caught with piles of Diamonds....diamonds is how crooked oligarchs paid law enforcement to ignore their crimes.

Shokin was in bed with them, and made one excuse after another from articles I read, to avoid prosecuting the Diamond Prosecutors caught. The citizens if the Ukraine had an uprising, to get Shokin fired, once and for all!

 

[AntonToo]

Utter bullshit. Biden is the one who got him fired. There's no evidence that any other country made any effort whatsoever to get the man fired.

Whats this bs peddler?

EU hails sacking of Ukraineâs prosecutor Viktor Shokin

Political crisis continues as deals on a new coalition and premier prove elusive

www.irishtimes.com

 

[struth]

No, he canceled his scheduled appearance when a whistle blower came forward and exposed Trump's crime. Zelensky wanted no part of that.

haha what crime??? hahaha you kids are desperate to deflect from actual crimes from xiden that you are rehashing debunked parody

 

[Faun]

He didn't violate that. Biden did.

 

[Faun]

haha what crime??? hahaha you kids are desperate to deflect from actual crimes from xiden that you are rehashing debunked parody

The one which got Trump impeached.