ajax18 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 22, 2022 9:51 pm
So if I buy my parents a house but don't pay tax on that money, at least one of us is liable for tax evasion, right? Would it matter if my parents knew I didn't pay taxes on that money and didn't turn me in?
Here you go again, asserting something as factual when the only evidence you have is headline nonsense from the fake news outlet known as Brietbart.
Hunter Biden paid off tax bill in 2021, but investigation continued: report
The idea of Hunter Biden getting paid millions of dollars to sit on boards of companies in which he has zero experience or discernible use to the company other than to potentially buy influence with his father, seems problematic to me. What I see is more problematic is that Hunter Biden isn't doing anything different than what Mitt Romney has done with some of his sons. In other words, this kind of thing happens in Washington all the time on both sides of the aisle and still happens amongst the political elite. Do you not see anything wrong with Hunter working for Burisma? It seems unethical to me.
Wrong, you're simply allowing Brietbart to determine what you have to be outraged about at all times. You seem entirely ignorant as to what it even means to be a member of a BOD. It is quite common for people to be selected for nothing more than their name recognition, and to receive compensation accordingly. There is nothing unethical or corrupt about it, and certainly nothing illegal.
Do you know who else was on the BOD at Burisma when Hunter Biden was there?
Joseph Cofer Black is an American former CIA officer who served as director of the Counterterrorism Center under George Bush.
Aleksander Kwaśniewski, former president of Poland.
Karina Zlochevska is the young daughter of a Ukrainian Oligarch, Mykola Zlochevsky.
Christina Sofocleous was a 21 year old lawyer from Moscow.
Riginos Charalampous is an accountant from England.
Marina Pericleous was a young attorney from Cyprus who had just passed the bar.
Devon Archer, a former senior adviser to the John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign.
Alan Apter was an investment banker and a corporate lawyer at Sullivan & Cromwell.
At least Hunter Biden actually had experience serving on the Board of Amtrack.
Incidentally, Neil Armstrong became a member of Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company's board in 1973. He served on the board of Taft Broadcasting, also based in Cincinnati.
What does a former astronaut know about broadcasting or gas?
Armstrong joined Thiokol's board in 1989, after he was vice-chair of the Rogers Commission; the Space Shuttle Challenger was destroyed due to a problem with the Thiokol-manufactured solid rocket boosters. When Armstrong left the University of Cincinnati, he became the chairman of Cardwell International Ltd., a company that manufactured drilling rigs. What does an astronaut know about drilling for oil??
He served on additional aerospace boards, first United Airlines in 1978, and later Eaton Corporation in 1980. He was asked to chair the board of directors for a subsidiary of Eaton, AIL Systems. He chaired the board through the company's 2000 merger with EDO Corporation, until his retirement in 2002
"I am not an American ... In my view premarital sex should be illegal" - Ajax18