Xi Jinping And His “Old Friend” Biden

Of course Xi Jinping would refer to Biden as “an old friend”; honestly, I’m surprised he didn’t call him cousin…

We have all suspected that Biden has been in bed with the CCP since day 1, and while these recent comments by Xi Jinping don’t point to conclusive guilt, they’re incredibly telling.

Whether it be his extremely pro China policies, or his son’s business dealings, no one trusts that Joe Biden is actually working on behalf of The American people.

They called us conspiracy theorists for pointing this out before, but as Olivia Rondeau says: “the only difference between a right-wing conspiracy theory, and reality is a couple of months”.

Here’s what we could dig up on the ongoing ‘conspiracy’:

Bought and paid for.

“White House again insists that Joe Biden and Xi Jinping are NOT 'old friends' despite China's president greeting him with those words during summit” https://t.co/bONQaSvfPW

— Jason Miller (@JasonMillerinDC) November 17, 2021

I am surprised he didn't refer to him as Xiōngdì—the Chinese word for brother. https://t.co/cOTJs63iJi#FJB #XiJinping #Chinabiden #FJBMovement

— Vince Quill (@VinceQuill) November 17, 2021

Daily Mail tells us:

‘You’ve heard explicitly from the president himself, that he has a longstanding relationship with President Xi,’ said White House Deputy Press Secretary Andrew Bates on Tuesday.

‘They’ve spent a great deal of time together. They are able to have candid discussions, be direct with each other, which helps them be productive.

‘But he does not consider President Xi an old friend,’ Bates told reporters.

Voices in the media took the chance to criticize Biden for his weakness in dealing with the CCP, and President Xi Jinping, but could they be mistaking weakness for friendship?

All of Biden’s actions up until this point suggest that he is working in concert with Xi Jinping, rather than simply complying with him.

Here’s what Mike Pompeo and others had to say about Biden’s recent virtual summit with Xi Jinping:

.@SenJoniErnst on President Biden's virtual summit with President Xi Jinping: "Not only did President Biden not find his backbone but I think he gave his backbone away to President Xi Jinping." pic.twitter.com/vkttV0IYBl

— NEWSMAX (@NEWSMAX) November 17, 2021

“Taiwan, for China, is a core issue. I talked to President XI when I was ambassador over there, others in China, it is nonnegotiable,” former US ambassador to China Max Baucus tells @EricaRHill after President Biden’s virtual summit with Xi Jinping. https://t.co/vU6sjNIRcR pic.twitter.com/3MeONJ7bb8

— CNN News Central (@NewsCentralCNN) November 16, 2021

A timeline of Hunter Biden’s business dealings in China was provided by The New York Post:

When Chinese president Xi Jinping alarmed the rest of Asia with an aggressive expansion of his military claims over the East China Sea, Vice President Biden was dispatched to Beijing to try to de-escalate tensions.

The second son tagged along on Air Force Two. While a somber and subdued Joe Biden held a marathon five-hour meeting with Xi, Hunter got together with Jonathan Li in what handlers at the time described as a social visit.

The son even arranged for a handshake between Li and his father at the hotel of the American delegation — troubling some of the vice president’s advisors, according to the New Yorker. Ten days later, the Chinese business license for Bohai Harvest — the company that Hunter Biden and Devon Archer had been trying to launch for more than a year — was approved.