Hunter Biden to art haters…

"Eleven paintings by the President’s son are being shown by the George Bergès Gallery, which has estimated the work at a whopping $75,000 to $500,000…"

https://pagesix.com/2021/07/29/hunter-biden-to-people-who-think-his-art-is-overpriced-f-k-em/

https://www.instagram.com/p/CRuP9A0szjR/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=0867ab54-6139-428a-97ea-9670ee6038b5

"It means something, and it meant something to someone."

-Hunter Biden

12 rows in the painting's "book", large-print digits summed:

33

51

66

20

23

38

47

57

20

71

20

43

SUM

489

Q post 489 contains the word"scam"4 times. It's the highest number of occurrences of "scam" in any of Q's 4953 posts.

"Who audits where the money actually goes?

Who actually receives the money?"

Also Hunter's "artist-at-work" pose in the artice: the doodle looks a bit like a Pepe. Kek.

C'mon normies, wakey wakey. Lots to do now.

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I'll add that this seems to be a good way of "personalizing" gov scams, which are otherwise just impersonal press releases and transaction records.

Normies come to know Hunter and Joe through all the planted full-color stories, so that Biden scams become the stories of "those disgusting neighbors". It becomes visceral, in a way that, say, the Paris accord scam isn't.

Anon wonders how far the team will extend this story, to personalize the many $trillions scammed. Will we see:

• Prior kickbacks to Hunter / Joe from a war?

• Prior kickbacks to Hunter / Joe from foreign aid / Red Cross, after the war?

• And what about the Biden wives? Follow the wives, they say…

Anon doesn't know, but sees potential for a growing web of visceral disgust here…

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