Tuesday, April 12, 2022

Jared Kushner Saudi Revelations Compared to Hunter Biden Laptop

 https://www.newsweek.com/jared-kushner-saudi-revelations-compared-hunter-biden-laptop-1696779

As news emerged that Jared KushnerDonald Trump's son-in-law and former senior adviser—received a $2 billion investment from a fund led by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman not long after leaving the White House, many on Twitter have raised their eyebrows

But if Hunter Biden's laptop story got so much media attention and sparked such vocal outrage among Trump supporters, the same indignation and the same scrutiny should be applied to Kushner's dealings with the Saudi crown prince, social media users say.

40 comments:

  1. I can't laugh loudly enough.
    From 2016-2020 the American election system was broken and the election results were a fraud! And you give us enough decades and we'll prove it! Then in 2020 the same people suddenly announced that, in fact, the system was working perfectly and any allegations of possible fraud were crazy.
    During the 2020 campaign we were repeatedly told the Hunter laptop story was fake, and even if it was real, it was insignificant, and even if it was significant it didn't reflect on pappa Joe. And now you run this headline, which means that Hunter's laptop must have been a real story and it must have been significant and it must have reflected on pappa Joe because otherwise this story means nothing too.
    Hypocrite much?

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  2. Kushner _ a real estate mogul and son of a real estate mogul. this is the business therein is getting funds from rich sovereign wealth funds countries who wish to invest in lucrative real estate in The West.
    Not sure what the wrongdoing is here?

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  3. What was the wrong doing regarding Biden?

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  4. Nope!
    The story of Biden was simply partisan politics as can be seen by the Republicans failing to apply their criticism to Trumo and friends
    Wow the hypocrisy is really funny!

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  5. Again: if you say that Jared is the new Hunter then Hunter had to be a bad thing. If you insist that Hunter was nothing important that the Right turned into something then Jared is nothing important that the Left is trying to turn into something.

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  6. The news of bin Salman overruling objections of the Saudi sovereign wealth fund’s advisers to send $2 billion to Kushner’s firm comes as Trump and other right-wing shit-stirrers have decided to once again the kick the tires on the idea that Hunter Biden received $3.5 million from the widow of the former mayor of Moscow. Trump tried to press Biden on the payment in the debates ahead of the 2020 election, and brought it up again last month when he asked Vladimir Putin to provide information on the transaction — despite the fact that Putin is murdering civilians by the thousand as he directs Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a U.S. ally.

    Business as usual?!

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  7. Biden jr is the son, whereas Kushner is an in Law. And a somewhat frum Jew.

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  8. No idea, let Garnel expand on that one.





    There is a lady here in England, who has bene doing the same thing with Arab money, even more than Kushner and Mnuchin combined.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amanda_Staveley



    good for them. They get a fee , based on a percentage. Even a small percentage of £1 billion is a large amount of money!

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  9. Yes, indeed. Except that same argument can be used by Democrats too!

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  10. Kushner is not experienced or competent in investment banking according to Saudi evaluation
    No this is not a simple business deal!

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  11. It doesn't matter - he is well connected. Someone I met in Yeshiva in Israel, went on to opena Bagel shop in Jerusalem, and then moved back to NYC, and a few years ago was bidding to buy the Empire State building. real Estate investment does not require much prior experience, (which he does have anyway).

    Plenty of people have entered Real Estate , using other people's capital, and built empires.

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  12. Please pay attention to the facts that exist not what you want them to be

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  13. And kushner was in the government deciding policy6 with Saudi Arabia while Biden was not involved in government
    So if Biden converts you say we should ignore the corruption.
    Government is obviously not to benefit the citizens but to enrich the government officials especially Jewish ones!?

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  14. The report notes that Kushner barely has any experience in private equity, having primarily worked for his father's real estate firm before joining the White House.

    One of his largest deals, buying a $1.8 billion office building in Manhattan in 2007, turned into a financial burden for his family's real estate empire during the 2008 recession.

    But he was still able to reportedly secure a better deal with the Saudis than Trump Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, a seasoned investor and former executive at Goldman Sachs.

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  15. "that Kushner barely has any experience in private equity,"

    ..... " buying a $1.8 billion office building in Manhattan in 2007,"


    That is more than most people will buy in their lives -

    The issue is where does MBS park his money? The Gulf arabs - beleive it or not - like Jews, and admire their reputation in business. Perhaps he feels more kinship to a Yidsisher boy, than to some Xtian banker in NYC that eats Chazir. If you can successfuly shmooze an oil rich Arab , they will ask you to invest for them. Maybe Mnuchin marying a shiksa was offputting for MBS, Mnuchin probably eats chazir.

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  16. where have you been? You are not in yeshiva all day, so you have some knwoledge of the secular world. What do you think Clinton does for parnasso now? he jsut gives after dinenr speeches and earns 1,000,000's from them. He would not be earning that kind of money if he was just a lawyer. you think it's OK for Democrats to have toeles from their political life, but not republicans?

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  17. What facts? The money is not for Kushner 's private use. He will invest it real estate with rental income, or development eg converting a hotel to apartments.
    Where is it assur to use contacts? Or is it because he flew on shabbat and therefore cannot benefit from the aveira?

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  18. If ones father in law is rich, one might get a helping hand in business. If he's a doctor, you will be most likely better cared for. If he's an important rav, you have access to good advice instead having a mediocre rav.
    If he's a Hollywood mogul, your script for a movie has more chance of getting to a movie than if he sells carpets.

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  19. Not the point. The point is that the same hypocrites who did everything they could to conceal their candidate's son's corruption are now turning around and saying "See? Your candidate's son did it too!" To which the response is: "You denied he did anything wrong! Now you're admitting it but saying ours is just as bad?"

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  20. nonsense!
    what did he do with that investment - a typical trump success story?

    The most obvious example of Kushner‘s incompetence, of course, remains his decision to buy 666 5th Avenue, on the eve of the financial crisis, for what was then a record-setting $1.8 billion, putting down a mere $50 million and borrowing the rest. The $1.2 billion loan—of which the Kushner family holds about half, having sold off chunks of the property—is due in February 2019; attempts to shore up cash have ultimately been rebuffed by everyone from the richest man in France, to Israeli insurance companies and banks, to South Korea’s sovereign-wealth fund, to China’s Anbang Insurance Group and the Qataris. And, somehow, the deal continues to look worse and worse by the day. Per Bloomberg:

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  21. It is a major problem of determining policy primarily to benefit the government official rather than the country!
    Why is that so hard for you to understand?

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  22. financial crisis destroyed many Real estate moguls with too much gearing.




    666 5th Avenue - bad Gematria lefi hanochrim


    mayeb he would have bene better off buying a 770.

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  23. Barack Obama, George Osborne and David Cameron can all now command
    six-figure sums for a few pithy bon mots from the podium. But what do
    their audiences get out of it?








    https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/apr/28/barack-obama-public-speaking-politicians

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  24. wow, Clinton is the highest paid of them all , except for an English prince!




    https://www.lovemoney.com/gallerylist/64364/people-making-a-fortune-from-public-speaking

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  25. he's not a Government official now, unless you admit that the election was stolen!

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  26. here is a company that prior to the 2007 financial crisis "had $4bn in assets and $6bn under management for clients."

    hardly amateurs - they were one of the leading Real Estate companies in UK


    https://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/dawnay-day-faces-asset-selloff-at-fraction-of-value-867683.html

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  27. your definition of corruption excludes frum yiddeb famous people or those who are being realistic - whose left ?

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  28. And therefore he must have changed US policies to get rich?!!

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  29. therefore they are corrupt but not Kushner?!

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  30. If he did wrong in office, he is . Boris Johnson did, was fined by police.

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  31. The point is that you only care about Kushner's corruption. Biden's? Nothing to see here folks! You're just making it up!

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  32. His Saudi fundraising is now, and he is out of office.

    So what did he do in office? Well, middle East peace is one thing, at least with 4 nations and Israel.
    Scrapping the Iran deal , was actually a Trump policy.
    Had Biden been more respectful of Saudi, instead of appeasing Iran, maybe the current oil crisis would be largely alleviated!

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  33. Clinton Is allowed to derive benefits from a job he once occupied but not Mr kushner.

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  34. It is hearsay, no raglayim ledavar.
    If there is corruption it's for the authorities to hunt down and they haven't even inquired into this. You are trying to to pronounce him guilty and based on your misunderstanding of how finance works.
    Anyone could borrow from a bank for example in London and that bank is borrowing from Qatar. There's no real connection between the borrower and Qatar.

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  35. Wow!
    maybe I can interest you in a bridge?

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  36. Again you miss the point
    corruption isn't getting benefit for once holding office It is what you do in office

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  37. maybe the Saudis will give him 2 billion after he leaves office?!

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  38. 2 billion is not his. He's investing in Israel . It might not even be in his company yet. It's earmarked for when he finds a deal.

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  39. That's right.

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