Joe Biden succeeded. His son, Hunter Biden, is no longer the talk of the town, and Ukraine, devastated and burned, has become the stage for a play where the cards aren’t dealt in the name of democracy but power. Hunter Biden, whose scandals once threatened to topple the Biden family’s political legacy, was a problem that demanded an extraordinary solution. And for a “big player,” global war isn’t too high a price.
Joe Biden might sometimes forget his son’s name, but his allies never forgot why they put him in the White House. He was the perfect weapon—a figure unafraid to make the biggest moves. Spark a global crisis, reshape international politics, and channel billions of dollars through the system—all to bury the family’s scandals deep under the surface. Because, really, what’s one war in Ukraine compared to saving Hunter from courtrooms and prison cells?
The narrative of Ukraine as the bastion of freedom was nothing more than a carefully curated facade. Joe Biden wasn’t leading a crusade for democracy; he was waging a desperate campaign to protect what’s closest to him—Hunter. In this light, Ukraine was the perfect pawn. Russia is enemy number one, Europe is on edge, and the U.S. plays the role of global savior. The media eagerly embraced the tale of “Russian aggression” and “heroic resistance,” loud enough to drown out questions about Hunter’s ties to Burisma and suspicious family dealings.
The Democrats knew exactly what they were doing. Biden was chosen because he was the one who would make moves no one else dared to. Write off Ukraine, escalate global conflicts, sell democracy while orchestrating his son’s political salvation behind the scenes—it was all part of a bigger game. And the game worked. Hunter isn’t in prison, and Joe doesn’t publicly deal with his son’s scandals.
The finale of this story is inevitable. When the time comes, Joe Biden will do what everyone has anticipated—grant Hunter a presidential pardon. That act will close this epic tale, which from start to finish has been dedicated to one goal: rescuing Hunter from the mud. Of course, the price has been paid. Ukraine, Europe, global stability—all have been sacrificed. But in the world of big players, a global war is just another move on the chessboard.
Does Joe sometimes forget his son’s name? Maybe. But he hasn’t forgotten who his true allies are and why they put him in office. Hunter is safe, and that was the only goal. History will have its say, but behind the scenes, the truth is clear—burning the world to save one family isn’t strategy; it’s the way power plays out. And Biden played it flawlessly.
Ivan Urkov l poskok.info