Staff Reports
As the tangled web of the Biden-Ukraine saga continues to unfurl, one must take a moment to laugh at the sheer audacity of it all. The CIA seems to have found a second home in this soap opera, stretching from Trump’s first impeachment theatrics to Hunter Biden’s questionable business escapades. While the Democrats paraded their narrative, a closer look reveals a more problematic alliance between the Biden family and the intelligence community.
The story dates back to 2019 when Eric Ciaramella, a National Intelligence Council analyst, was anonymously finger-pointing at Trump for allegedly demanding an investigation into the Biden family’s links to corruption in Ukraine. In the same breath, Ciaramella had previously played an influential role in Joe Biden’s office when the then-Vice President issued a not-so-gentle ultimatum to Ukraine: fire the prosecutor investigating the gas company Burisma, where Hunter was drawing a hefty $80,000 monthly paycheck since 2014. Interesting how those participating in the game of quid pro quo suddenly shifted their gaze to Trump as the villain.
And now the world holds its breath to see if Putin’s red lines were crossed.
It’s a moment of grave consequence that US intel said would provide no tactical gain for Ukraine but would risk a nuclear response by Russia.
The Biden Regime did it anyway. pic.twitter.com/RNblBxOEho
— BDW (@BryanDeanWright) November 19, 2024
In the comedic twist of fate that defines this drama, Trump’s conversations have proven more transparent than those of his detractors. A transcript of his call clarified that he did not threaten Ukraine with withheld aid to spur an investigation into Biden. Yet, the whistleblower charade rolled on, hiding Hunter’s questionable ties under the rug while plastering a “quid pro quo” label on Trump’s interactions as if it were a new trendy fashion statement.
The plot thickened as Ciaramella’s connections surfaced, revealing that he was deeply involved in the discussions surrounding the aid package dependent on Shokin’s ousting. His former boss was none other than CIA Director John Brennan, and he was directly embroiled with big shots from both the Obama and Biden administrations. One would expect this to raise eyebrows, but instead, it seems like Ciaramella’s email threads were flying under the radar while he reacted with a casual “Yikes” at the mention of Biden’s aid tactics. However, in this game, it seems the more scandalous one is, the more protection they receive from the media and from their own comrades.
As if this wasn’t enough, reports have emerged highlighting that a group whose funding comes from Uncle Sam was cited in the whistleblower letter that sparked Trump’s impeachment extravaganza. The Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), heavily funded by the U.S. State Department and USAID, has worked tirelessly to highlight Giuliani’s forays into Ukrainian political drama. Coincidentally, these U.S.-government-funded endeavors often seem to align beautifully with their broader interests in keeping Hunter Biden’s dealings carefully veiled.
The real kicker comes with the CIA’s alleged involvement in stifling the IRS investigation into Hunter Biden’s finances. Whistleblower accounts suggest that significant decisions were made without transparent dialogue. One must wonder, is this protecting a presidential family or is it simply a case of the swell folks at the CIA playing cleanup crew for Hunter’s colorful lifestyle? As this soap opera continues, it begs the question: how deep does this rabbit hole go and how much taxpayer money has been mishandled in supporting a company linked to Biden’s son while protecting the very narrative that enables it? One can almost hear the CIA agents whispering, “What’s done in Ukraine, stays in Ukraine.”
