Hunter’s companies “invested in things that purposefully hurt America’s interests around the world,” M.A. Taylor, director of the new documentary RIDING THE DRAGON: The Bidens’ Chinese Secrets, told PJ Media. “He chose to invest in things that will kill American troops, that will transfer sensitive technology to the Chinese military.
“Americans are going to suffer directly because of the actions of Hunter Biden and by extension Joe Biden, and they already have,” Taylor added.
Riding the Dragon highlights five specific ways Hunter Biden’s business deals empowered China at America’s expense.
5 Ways Hunter Biden's Business Deals Empowered China at America's Expense
- by: Tyler O'Neil
- 10.09.20
- Source:
PJ Media
- 10/10/2020
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