Rudy Giuliani Describes the Bidens as a Crime Family. Here's Why We Should Listen to Him.

Rudy Giuliani is all over the news these days, detailing the emails and documents on that MacBook Pro laptop purported to have belonged to Hunter Biden. According to Giuliani, only about 5% of the hard drive’s relevant content has been published. That 5% already paints Joe Biden as either the figurehead or director of a conspiracy to use his political positions to generate millions of dollars from dubious and even hostile foreign sources, with son Hunter as the prime conduit. The money goes to the Biden family.

It’s an explosive charge. The Democratic Party’s presidential nominee could be the head of a syndicate trading on U.S. power as a product. Such would also greatly endanger American national security and corrupt our government at the very highest level.

But why is Rudy Giuliani the one who’s talking about it? What’s he got to do with all this?

According to the New York Post, the computer repairman who noticed the "disturbing” files on the laptop imaged its hard drive and gave that image to Giuliani via his attorney.

This makes more sense than it may seem. Giuliani has been out of office for decades now and most people probably see him as a talking head and surrogate for Donald Trump. Some may remember his unsuccessful run for president in 2000.

But Rudy Giuliani is much more than that.

Take a look at his entry in the online Mob Museum.

In 1989, when Rudolph Giuliani stepped down after six years as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, he was perhaps the most famous law enforcement official in the United States. He left a legacy of successful prosecutions of leaders of New York’s "Commission” of organized crime families, the Mafia’s international heroin and cocaine ring in the "Pizza Connection” case, as well as high-profile political corruption and Wall Street criminal cases.

Read the whole thing. The short version is, Giuliani became #3 in the U.S. Justice Department under President Reagan, then was named the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York and went to war against the mafia in 1983. He and his prosecutors systematically dismantled the mob over the course of the next six years. He took down mob bosses and henchmen, forced the corrupt Teamsters union to de-mobify and hold fair elections, and he also prosecuted corrupt politicians and inside traders on Wall Street. During the 1980s, Rudy Giuliani was arguably the best and most successful prosecutor in the world.

He unsuccessfully ran for New York mayor as a Republican in 1989, ran again in 1993, and won. Rudy’s time as mayor was the city’s rebirth. New York had descended into a deep violent crime problem over the course of decades of liberal Democrat rule and mob and union corruption. In the course of a few years, he fought crime and cleaned the city up. When he was term-limited out, Michael Bloomberg switched from Democrat to Republican and ran on a platform that amounted to saying he would do what Rudy did.

Read the whole article, found here: https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/bryan-preston/2020/10/16/rudy-giuliani-describes-the-bidens-as-a-crime-family-should-anyone-listen-to-him-n1064370 As far as I'm concerned, this is, for folks on our side, real feel-good material. I've always liked Giuliani because he's a "git 'er done" kind of guy. The fact that he's on the job should seriously interfere with Biden's sleep, no matter how Joe tries to brazen it out.

1 I too am glad Big Guillie is on the case! 

Biden was supposedly getting fifty cents on the dollar from Hunter and his other kids. That is exactly like a mafia don. The don collects from the capos, who collect from their underlings. The Mafia is run like Amway, a multi-level marketing scheme. Biden apparently ran his "family" in much the same way.

RICO anyone?

2 I sure hope so -- and SOON!

3 There is nothing new about any of this. Anyone who paid the slightest attention when the Bankruptcy Reform bill was in the process of being passed would know that Joe Biden is deeply corrupt. He was paid millions for his support of that bill, and I am not talking about campaign contributions. I am talking about money paid into his personal bank accounts. It was not well hidden, and he even bragged about it at the time.

4 I don't remember that Bill, but it doesn't surprise me. Yeah; he's a corruptocrat.