Hunter Biden demanded $ 2 million to fix Libya's frozen assets

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Published 25 September 2021 at 07.12

Abroad. The world media was on Thursday full of dark Business Insiders' revelation that US President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden had offered two Arab oligarchs to – for a fee of 2 million dollars – ensure that the freezing of various Libyan state assets could lifted in 2015. The offer was made when Joe Biden was US Secretary of State.

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< The revelation is based on emails between US-Arab oligarchs Sam Jauhari and Sheikh Mohammed al-Rahbani and business associates of Hunter Biden.

The Arab duo had been commissioned by the new Libyan government to release billions of dollars in frozen foreign assets that belonged to Muammar Gaddafi's fallen regime. The freeze was originally initiated by the US State Department, which at the time was led by Hunter Biden's father Joe Biden. hundreds of millions of dollars, according to the Daily Mail.

The emails show that Hunter Biden offered the Arabs help to remove the freeze on the former Libyan government's assets, for a fee of $ 2 million plus a bonus if all went well. At the same time, the Arabs and Hunter Biden's business colleagues discussed their concerns about the party – happy politician's extensive use of drugs and alcohol.

One Arab, Sam Jauhari, states in the conversation that Hunter Biden probably has the influence he claims to ha.

“Because he travels with Dad, he has entrances everywhere in Europe and Asia where MQ (Muammar Qaddafi) and LIA (Libya's Investment Authority) have had their assets frozen,” Jauhari wrote in an email, adding that Hunter Biden also claimed to have “high-level entrances” in China, and that “he can be of service there”.

for cocaine, goes to prostitutes of the lowest class, constantly runs out of money and can give us a number of other reasons for headaches “, Jauhari further reasoned in the email.

It all ended with Jauhari refraining from hiring Hunter Biden for help releasing the asset a, according to Business Insider.