BREAKING: Solomon Bombshell — Ukrainian Prosecutor Shokin Details BIDEN’S SHAKEDOWN — WILL LIKELY END BIDEN CAMPAIGN!
by Jim Hoft
The Gateway Pundit
September 26, 2019
Investigative journalist John Solomon told Sean Hannity on Wednesday night that he has over 400 pages of documents that he will reveal Thursday that show Hunter Biden’s legal team worked with the Ukrainian prosecutors to end the investigation on the vice president’s son.
Joe Biden famously bragged on video how he had the investigator looking at his son’s Ukrainian gas deals to be fired.
Solomon told Hannity his news story would hit on Thursday afternoon. He added –it’s going to strongly dispute Joe Biden’s claim of why he got the Ukrainian top prosecutor fired.
Solomon dropped the documents on Thursday afternoon that implicate Joe Biden in the Ukrainian scandal.
** The documents were posted on Scribd here.
Investigative reporter John Solomon dropped hundreds of pages of documents today.
Here is the Victor Shokin statement.
Shokin Statement by JohnSolomon on Scribd
Joe Biden famously had Shokin fired while he was investigating Hunter Biden, the former vice president’s son.
Victor Shokin (pictured above) describes how Joe Biden had him fired for investigating his son Hunter Biden.
Shokin details how it happened and claims he tried to get his job as top prosecutor back after he learned how Joe Biden had pressured Ukraine to remove him for his investigation of Burisma.
This will likely end Joe Biden’s campaign. The corruption is just too obvious and extensive.
From the report:
6. The circumstances of my dismissal were that I tendered my resignation to the Rada at the request of President Poroshenko. Poroshenko asked me to resign due to pressure from the US Presidential administration, in particular from Joe Biden, who was the US Vice-President. Biden was threatening to withhold USDS 1 billion in subsidies to Ukraine until I was removed from office. After I yielded to the President’s request and submitted my voluntary resignation, Poroshenko commented about it in the media. He said that I had carried out a colossal amount of work as General Prosecutor, which is something none of my predecessors had been able to do, especially with regards to my work on reforming the different bodies of the prosecutor's office, on creating the Specialised Anticorruption Prosecutor’s Office, which enabled the National AntiCorruption Bureau of Ukraine to conduct legal work, and on creating self-governing prosecution authorities. 7. The official reason put forward for my dismissal was that I had allegedly failed to secure the public's trust. Poroshenko and other state officials, including representatives of the US presidential administration, had never previously had any complaints about my work, however. There were no grievances against me or any allegations that had I committed any corruption-related (or, indeed any other) criminal offenses. Biden never stated anything of the kind either. Furthermore, all sanctions in respect of Yanukovich and his supporters remained in force and were not lifted whilst I occupied the post. Moreover, these sanctions were extended.
8. The truth is that I was forced out because I was leading a wide-ranging corruption probe into Burisma Holdings (“Burisma’'), a natural gas firm active in Ukraine, and Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, was a member of the Board of Directors. I assume Burisma, which was connected with gas extraction, had the support of the US Vice-President Joe Biden because his son was on the Board of Directors.
9. On several occasions President Poroshenko asked me to have a look at the criminal case against Burisma and consider the possibility of winding down the investigative actions in respect of this company, but I refused to close this investigation. Therefore, I was forced to leave office, under direct and intense pressure from Joe Biden and the US administration. In my conversations with Poroshenko at the time, he was emphatic that I should cease my investigations regarding Burisma. When I did not, he said that the US (via Biden) were refusing to release the USDS 1 billion promised to Ukraine. He said that he had no choice, therefore, but to ask me to resign.
10. When Poroshenko asked me to resign, the way that he put it to me was that he was making it for the good of our country, and that I should agree, also as an act of patriotism. I agreed to tender my resignation on this basis.
11. After my dismissal Joe Biden made a public statement I, saying - even bragging - that he had me fired. This is when it became clear that the real reason for my dismissal was my actions regarding in Burisma and Biden's personal interest in that company, which was demonstrated by the following:
a) it was Biden’s order and wish that I be removed from office, not Poroshenko's decision;
b) the reason was because it was precisely the state officials from the US administration of President Obama - and Joe Biden in particular - who were telling the heads of the Ukraine law-enforcement system how to investigate and whom to investigate, including members of the Yanukovych regime team. I was not complying with their will (in respect of Zlochevsky, in particular, who was a minister under Yanukovich) so I had to be removed from office;
c) it was not Poroshenko being patriotic, it was Poroshenko submitting to the demands of state officials from the US administration of President Obama for reasons of political economy and the personal interests of the US Vice President Biden, amongst others.
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Poster comment: Well, this must be inconvenient.
