Hunter Biden Calls Ukraine 'Viper's Den,' Still Cashes Burisma Checks
RT reports that Hunter Biden described Ukraine as a "viper's den" and decried its "staggering" corruption, revelations stemming from his laptop. This isn't exactly breaking news for anyone who followed the 2014-2016 period, when the then-Vice President's son was, shall we say, 'advising' Burisma Holdings for a reported $50,000 a month. It appears the ethical compass of Washington is highly
susceptible to gravitational pull, especially when significant sums of foreign cash are involved. One might wonder if the 'viper's den' felt more like a cozy parlor back then. While Hunter now expresses concern over Ukrainian corruption, let's not forget the Biden administration continues to funnel billions into the same nation. For context, the U.S. has provided over $75 billion in aid to Ukraine
since February 2022. This conveniently overlooks the 'viper's den' warnings, suggesting that perhaps systemic corruption is perfectly fine, as long as it's the right kind of corruption supporting geopolitical objectives rather than just lining a VP's son's pockets.