worth a story and that emails recovered from it were "authenticated", despite previously overlooking and casting doubt on the New York Post's laptop bombshell in October 2020.
"The NYT piece on Hunter Biden's laptop
comes as Joe Biden's presidency is mired in messes of his own making",
says Wall Street analyst and investigative journalist Charles Ortel.
"Decisions early on to attack fossil fuel production while spending
trillions more dollars on fantasy programmes have fuelled historically
high inflation rates that threaten a vast majority of Americans who have
little savings, mounting debts, and live paycheck to paycheck. Abroad,
American errors in foreign policies have been compounded by the
arrogant, insolent incompetence of Biden, Harris, and their Cabinet who
botched the withdrawal from Afghanistan, opened up our now violent
southern border and incite mayhem at many flashpoints, especially in
Ukraine now and perhaps soon over Taiwan".
It seems the NYT
has finally had enough and now will be amenable to housecleaning well
before the looming midterm elections this November, according to the
Wall Street analyst.
Politico revealed that the NYT
had sued the State Department under the Freedom of Information Act
(FOIA) to obtain emails that were sent or received by officials at the
US Embassy in Romania between 2015 and 2019 mentioning Hunter Biden. The
lawsuit stems from a 2019 report by the newspaper concerning Hunter's
dealings with a Romanian real estate tycoon facing corruption charges,
who "hired" the then-vice president's son in 2015.
According to Politico, the NYT's inquiry
into Hunter was spearheaded by investigative journalist Kenneth P.
Vogel, who had been at odds with Team Biden throughout 2020. It did not
prevent the NYT from attacking the New York Post's inquiry into Hunter's laptop shortly before the 2020 presidential election. At that time, the US legacy media denounced the New York Post story as "Russian disinformation".
Yet, judging from the January 2022 FOIA, the NYT's 16 March piece is just one of a potential series of reports concerning the president's son." Sp
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