New revelations from New York Post columnist Miranda Devine’s book “Laptop from Hell,” further link Hunter Biden to the payroll of the Chinese Communist Party, this time through a huge, Chinese government-linked energy consortium.
In the book, Miranda Devine delves deep into the infamous laptop that Joe Biden‘s drug-addled son left in a Delaware repair shop in April of 2019. Much of the information from that laptop has already been revealed, thanks to the New York Post, but many were awaiting more revelations from the laptop to be revealed in Devine’s book, which was released on November 30, 2021.
New information that has just emerged indicates that a Chinese businessman had “lavished” Hunter Biden with a 3.16-carat diamond estimated to be worth $80,000, and an offer of $30 million.
Images of the diamond appear on Hunter’s laptop along with a grading report that lists it as a “round brilliant” of Grade F with prime “VS2” clarity and “excellent” cut.
According to Devine’s book, now-bankrupt CEFC, a previously powerful Chinese energy consortium with a lot of influence, had tapped Hunter Biden to expand the conglomerate’s worldwide interests. The CEFC even referred to Hunter as a “true sheikh of Washington” in one of their recently obtained emails.
Ye Jianming, who was chairman of the CEFC, “enjoyed the support of President Xi and was former deputy secretary general of the government’s propaganda arm, the China Association for International Friendly Contacts,” according to Devine.
The author describes how the partnership was built out of frustration, as two Biden family members had just left an unsuccessful attempt at another deal in China.
“After a frustrating experience in another Chinese deal as a minority partner in private equity firm BHR, in which the payday would not come until the end of the fund’s life, Hunter and his uncle Jim Biden wanted more control of the CEFC partnership and a regular income stream,” Devine writes.
James Gilliar, an ex-SAS officer for Britain and acquaintance of Chairman Ye, and Tony Bobulinski, a naval officer turned wealthy institutional investor, played the part of handlers in this scenario, facilitating the meeting between the Bidens and the CEFC chairman.
Hunter then “met with Ye, over a private dinner on Tuesday night, at which the CEFC chairman made him an offer too good to refuse: $10 million a year, for a minimum of three years, for ‘introductions alone,’ as Hunter would later assert in an imperious email to CEFC executives,” according to Devine.
Read the full excerpt from the book pertaining to this deal here.
