Recent claims have surfaced regarding alleged connections between the Biden family and Chinese interests, particularly in the oil and gas sector. According to reports by independent journalist Michael Schellenberger, a whistleblower has come forward with information suggesting that the Bidens were involved in facilitating Chinese control over U.S. oil and gas businesses.
The focus of these purported deals was said to be centered around selling off American oil and gas assets to China. It is suggested that the Bidens were being compensated by a Chinese government-linked entity, CEFC, to help pave the way for Chinese access to various U.S. markets beyond just energy, including farmland and manufacturing.
CEFC, identified as an arm of the Chinese government, was allegedly seeking to expand its influence in the United States through initiatives similar to its Belt and Road projects in other parts of the world. The involvement of the Biden family was purportedly aimed at providing a gateway for the Chinese government to tap into American financial markets, energy sectors, and other key industries.
The implications of these allegations are significant, with suggestions that Joe Biden, in his private capacity, was poised to collaborate with the Chinese government. Critics have pointed to a potential conflict of interest, insinuating that such ties could be influencing Biden's policy decisions as President, with claims of a 'China first, America last' approach.
These revelations have sparked concerns among some Americans, who view the reported dealings as compromising the nation's security and economic interests. The broader implications of these alleged connections between the Biden family and Chinese entities are likely to fuel ongoing debates and scrutiny surrounding foreign influences on U.S. policies and markets.
