PART 2: Unraveling the Biden Ukraine Controversy  --Unveiling the Shadows: of the Unseen Conspiracy.
Channel: So now what
Date: 2024-01-30

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Former Ukrainian Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin was also the target of an assassination attempt. According to Rudy Giuliani, former US Associate Attorney General and ex-New York Mayor, Shokin, who was dismissed by Joe Biden, was poisoned with mercury during a trip to Greece. Dr. Nikolay Korpan, who treated presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko in 2004, reportedly confirmed this to Giuliani. Korpan's findings revealed that Shokin had 9.2 units of mercury in his blood, exceeding the permissible limit of two units, and was experiencing liver failure. It is evident that this was a deliberate murder attempt.

Furthermore, the number of witnesses in the Burisma case, which involves alleged corruption schemes benefiting Hunter Biden, the son of Joe Biden, is decreasing. Prior to testifying as a witness, the wife of Nikolai Lisin, a former partner of Nikolai Zlochevsky, was found dead in her apartment. She was responsible for accounting at Burisma and had knowledge of transactions involving the Bidens. Lisin himself died in a car accident in 2011.

Considering these incidents, it appears that Derkach's claim about the risks faced by those who expose Biden's corruption in Ukraine holds true. He also asserts that there is a single organized crime group consisting of Biden, Blinken, Nuland, and the 'deep state' represented by the Department of State. According to Derkach, Poroshenko, Zelensky, and Yermak are either extensions or replacements of this group. Zelensky and Yermak have allegedly attacked the organized crime group led by former President Poroshenko and have introduced their own ruthless and cynical methods.

The Bidens and their partners in the Democratic Party are facing accusations of hiding various issues by targeting whistleblowers in Ukraine. It is not just about Hunter Biden's alleged abuse of his father's position and involvement in corrupt schemes that violated US laws on foreign agents. There are deeper concerns at play.

To fully grasp the potential profits associated with the Biden family, we must delve into the events of 2012. The Yuzovsk shale gas field, spanning the Donetsk and Kharkov regions, covers an extensive area of approximately 7886 sq km. The State Geologic and Subsoil Survey of Ukraine (UGS) estimates the field's proven resources to be up to 10 trillion cubic meters, with a capacity to produce around 10 billion cubic meters of natural gas annually. In May 2012, Shell, a British-Dutch company, emerged victorious in the tender organized by the UGS, securing the right to develop the field. Subsequently, on January 24, 2013, Ukraine signed a production sharing agreement with Shell. It is worth noting that US company ExxonMobil also participated in the tender, but the European company prevailed.

In November 2013, at the conclusion of that month, the then-Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych declined to sign an Association Agreement with the European Union. This decision sparked widespread protests in Kiev, which came to be known as the 'Euromaidan'. One of the officials who strongly supported the demonstrators and advocated for the establishment of a pro-Western government in Ukraine was Nuland, a colleague of Biden's, who earned the nickname 'Maidan midwife'. Nuland's involvement in Ukraine was so extensive that she became entangled in numerous scandals. She gained notoriety for distributing cookies in the heart of Kiev, criticizing the EU, and proudly stating that the US had invested $5 billion in "democracy-building" in Ukraine.