Epstein Secrets

ton Examiner (05/11, Dunleavy) reported that President Joe Biden weighed in on an active Justice Department investigation by contending that his son Hunter did "nothing wrong" even as congressional Republicans lay out new details about the younger Biden's shady overseas business dealings. The article a

titutes Beijing's "people's war" on the world inflicted by its civilian cyber militias, according to cybersecurity experts. The article stated that the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) civilian cyber sector includes individual cyber operatives, private institutions, academia, and government institutions. In operational terms,

ongtime IRS investigator, wanted to air his accusations that the federal government had mishandled the tax investigation into President Biden's son Hunter, the information he had was so sensitive he couldn't even provide it to his own lawyer without potentially committing a felony. The article added th

ay, in his recent testimony before the House Judiciary Committee, emphasized China's broad, comprehensive threat to Western democracies, warning of the Chinese Communist Party's efforts to infiltrate U.S. and foreign companies in China to ensure compliance with party rules, thereby gaining access to company secrets and infor

udiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) is investigating whether any of the 51 "spies who lie" who signed a statement in October 2020 claiming Hunter Biden's laptop was likely a Russian disinformation operation were on the CIA's payroll at the time. The article added that Jordan wrote a letter to

the committee's Beyond the SCIF series. Hudson President and CEO John Walters will deliver opening remarks. The panelists will discuss the scope of the Chinese Communist Party's influence campaign and examine opportunities for the US and its allies to counter Beijing's espionage and malign influence. How should Washington re