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Donald Trump’s Jewish son-in-law did a Hunter Biden style deal in Saudi Arabia, raising two billion dollars from the Saudi government.
The New York Times, which is basically covering for the Jew Kushner, doesn’t mention that this money obviously would have been solicited under the pretext that Donald Trump is going to become President of America again, or at the very least, continue to exercise “kingmaker” status in the party.
The fact that the Saudis viewed the fund as ridiculous and mismanaged, but gave the money anyway, show that this wasn’t just leveraging “government experience” – it was pay-to-play, which is legal in America for reasons no one has explained.
RT:
An expert panel advising Saudi Arabia’s national wealth fund objected to investing billions of dollars into a private equity firm created by former US presidential advisor Jared Kushner months after he left office, the New York Times reported on Sunday.
Kushner, a son-in-law of former President Donald Trump, sought to secure $2 billion in investment from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) for his firm Affinity Partners. The project was reviewed by a five-person committee advising the Saudi body, the newspaper reported citing minutes of their communications. They had serious reservations about it, the report claimed.
The experts were concerned about the lack of financial experience among the firm’s management, the fact that the Saudi fund would become the primary investor, the operational practices that they found “unsatisfactory in all aspects” and the proposed management fees that they deemed “excessive.”
Advisors also raised the issue of transparency surrounding the idea of pouring billions of dollars into a company run by a former senior official in the Trump administration, whose coziness with Saudi Arabia was well recorded, according to the newspaper.
Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law, served as a presidential adviser and point man for Middle East affairs. He is credited with pushing through a series of rapprochement agreements between Israel and Gulf states known as the Abraham Accords.
The committee meeting was held on June 30, 2021, according to the report, but days later the advice was overruled by the Saudi fund’s board. The NYT report implied that the decision came from Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who is widely perceived to be the de facto ruler of the country in lieu of his father, 86-year-old King Salman.
The report noted that Affinity Partners sought to raise $7 billion from various investors throughout the world but has fallen short of the goal so far. According to its latest public disclosure at the end of March, the firm has $2.5 billion under its management, most of it apparently Saudi money.
The newspaper contrasted the investment with that made by the Saudi fund at about the same time into a similar private equity firm created by former US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
Mnuchin is also Jewish. (Though to be fair, unlike Kushner, he might actually do something with the money other than just embezzle it.)
But the Bidens aren’t, and neither are the Clintons – although the nature of the scam is very Jewish, this is just something that everyone connected to the US government does, because America has the single most corrupt government in the world.
According to the article, Mnuchin, an experienced investor with a record of successful management, got half of what Kushner did. Mnuchin’s firm, Liberty Strategic Capital, raised $2.7 billion from a total of 33 investors, according to its filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Affinity Partners’ fundraising in Saudi Arabia, including the sum of the investment, were previously covered by the media. The paper said its new report details “the outcome, scale and timing of his firm’s deal as well as the debate it aroused.”
The newspaper remarked that “no law or rules constrain the investment activities of former administration officials after leaving the White House; many from both parties have profited from connections and experiences gained in government.”
Both the Saudi Public Investment Fund and Affinity Partners declined to go into details of their relationship, when asked by the NYT.
Yes, definitely both parties do it, and definitely it is not illegal.
Again: no one has explained why it isn’t illegal, as one would think that any normal person would assume that it should be illegal.
I don’t think it is possible that Trump is going to win the 2024 election, but again – he is still very influential in the party, and the Republicans might win the midterms.
Meanwhile, the Democrats are obsessed with accusing Saudi of atrocities (even as they continue to fund their war in Yemen).
These deals happened before the lunatic actions of the US government in response to the invasion of the Ukraine, which everyone now sees will result in the collapse of the US dollar as world reserve currency and make the United States a much less relevant country.
The Saudis are involved in serious talks with the Chinese now, and are going to begin selling them oil in yuan, cutting the US out of one of the biggest energy trade lines on earth.
