Michael Schellenberger

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10/8/2025, 2:53:18 PM
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Michael Shellenberger
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The IC-led disinformation effort never stopped. In 2020, the FBI and its intermediary organization, Aspen Institute, orchestrated an elaborate disinformation campaign to brainwash journalists and social media executives about the Hunter Biden laptop.

The result was the
Michael Shellenberger
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We sometimes think of Hillary and Biden's corruption as separate from the Russia Collusion hoax, but the full context reveals something even more sinister. Hillary as Sec of State approved uranium imports from Russia in exchange for $500k for her husband, ostensibly for a speech,
Michael Shellenberger
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Shortly after this, the CIA and FBI created the Russia collusion hoax to frame Trump, in part to distract from the Clinton influence peddling scheme, and in part to hurt Trump.

This newly unearthed scandal raises the question of whether another goal was to distract from the
Michael Shellenberger
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This means that the Biden family’s shakedown strategy was truly global and pursued hand-in-glove with the Chinese. Here’s background on their grift from the reporter who wrote one of the best books on the topic:
Michael Shellenberger
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Ben Schreckinger is an old-fashioned investigative journalist with Politico who wrote the best book on Joe Biden. Schreckinger’s book is called, simply, The Bidens. Hachette published the book in 2021. “It got a fair amount of attention in the conservative press,” he told me
Michael Shellenberger
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Wait wait it gets worse:

— “The deal was among several projects [!] in different parts of the world for which the joint venture discussed seeking [Chinese state owned] CEFC investment.”

— Hunter “Biden was involved in discussions about the structure of the joint venture, as
Michael Shellenberger
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The lawyers for Hunter’s corrupt developer client first threatened to jeopardize the land upon which the embassy sat, and then proposed a deal whereby prosecutors dropped the case in exchange for the corrupt developer selling nearly half his stake to a state-owned Chinese energy

The statement engages in public discourse by discussing alleged political corruption involving high-profile figures. It presents a narrative of disinformation and corruption, suggesting a coordinated effort by intelligence agencies and political figures to manipulate public perception.

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