"Riding The Dragon" Joe Biden Was Bought And Paid For By China

I know long videos aren't smiled upon, so I added the summary. It's only 40ish minutes. If you haven't seen this video, you should warch it. Without a doubt, Biden allowed China’s presence/influence into our country for money.
Watch and draw your own conclusions.
Joe Biden and his family are traitors.


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RIDING THE DRAGON: The Bidens' Chinese Secrets is a documentary that explores the business dealings of the Biden family in China while Joe Biden served as Vice President. The film alleges that these relationships created conflicts of interest and potential national security concerns.

Key Themes and Allegations

The 2013 Beijing Trip: The documentary highlights a 2013 trip where Joe Biden visited China for official meetings, accompanied by his son, Hunter Biden. It notes that within ten days of their return, Hunter Biden's firm, Rosemont Seneca, finalized a $1 billion private equity deal with the Chinese government (3:49-5:07, 19:12-19:27).
Business Ventures with State-Linked Firms: The film details Hunter Biden's involvement with various Chinese entities, including:
Bohai Harvest (BHR): An investment fund backed by Chinese capital (19:36-20:02).
AVIC and Henniges: A 2015 acquisition of the American company Henniges alongside AVIC, a Chinese aviation firm with alleged military ties (22:01-23:11).
China General Nuclear (CGN): Investment in CGN, a firm the documentary states was under FBI investigation for stealing U.S. nuclear secrets (26:10-27:19).
Strategic and National Security Concerns: The narrative argues that these business interests coincided with Joe Biden's role as the administration's point person on China (9:02-9:06). It claims that the Biden family's partnerships involved technologies and sectors—such as rare earth minerals (24:15-26:03), dual-use military technology (22:23-22:40), and surveillance software (23:42-24:07)—that are central to U.S.-China economic and military competition.
Murky Financial Ties: The documentary references the 2017 arrest of Patrick Ho, a Chinese energy executive, who allegedly attempted to contact James Biden (the Vice President's brother) upon his detention, raising questions about the depth of these associations (7:52-8:34, 34:04-35:05).

Conclusion
The film concludes by asserting that the Biden family's financial successes in China—often despite a lack of specific expertise in the sectors involved—pose significant ethical and security questions that necessitate public scrutiny (36:01-38:44).

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