OOPS: Biden’s DOJ indicted a man for failing to register as a foreign agent while working for the same company Biden’s son and brother did

The Department of Justice under President Biden's administration indicted an individual for failing to register as a foreign agent while being employed by CEFC China Energy. Notably, the same company had also once engaged the services of Hunter Biden, the president's son, and James Biden, the president's brother. However, it has emerged that neither of the Bidens registered as foreign agents during their stint with CEFC, a double standard that is raising eyebrows.

The rule of corruption, not the rule of law.

The person indicted was affiliated with the Chinese conglomerate CEFC China Energy. The indictment comes in the wake of allegations of failure to register as a foreign agent under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), a statute that requires individuals working on behalf of foreign entities in a political or quasi-political capacity to make periodic public disclosure of their relationship with the foreign entity.

The Biden family's connections to the same company have come under scrutiny as neither Hunter Biden nor James Biden appears to have registered as foreign agents during their tenure with CEFC China Energy. This inconsistency has fueled a heated debate, prompting critics to call for an investigation into the Bidens' involvement with the company.

Despite the growing clamor for answers, the White House has maintained a conspicuous silence. When asked for a comment on the situation, the official response has been conspicuously absent. This silence has only intensified the controversy, leaving critics, supporters, and the public at large with a slew of unanswered questions about this complex matter.