The President’s Son Hunter Biden
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Hunter Biden drunkenly stumbled into his shop seeking repair of his now-notorious broken MacBooks.
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During the repair, Isaac claims he saw evidence of Biden’s sexual tendencies – from his vulgar computer password to lewd pictures – and potential tax fraud.
Hunter Biden wanted Isaac to recover data off of three MacBook laptops that had suffered liquid damage
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He came into the shop ten minutes before closing, claiming he had no intention of working late.
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Isaac, seemingly frustrated by another customer who ‘thinks the world revolves around them,’ responded: ‘You made it just in time.’
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The Mac Shop is now closed.
The repair tech, unaware of who he was speaking with, then asked Biden for this first name.
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“Hunter,” he said, prompting the request for his surname. – “Ah, Biden,” he responded
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As he inputted Biden’s contact information into the system, Isaac said he remembered that the attorney had lost his brother a few years prior.
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Maybe the Mac with the sticker belonged to his now-deceased brother, and it would bring closure to have access to those memories trapped inside.
Hunter Biden allegedly had numerous nude photographs on his device
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The computer tech allegedly found multiple photos of Biden, with his “salt-and-pepper stubble,” gazing into a camera as he attempted to “look cool while taking a naked selfie.”
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“How many of these does he have?” Isaac wondered.
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He claims he also found sexual pictures of Biden with various women.
Biden’s Tax Returns
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Biden earned taxable income ranging from $833,000 to more than $2.4 million between 2013 and 2015
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“Since you couldn’t have lived on $550,000 a year, you ‘borrowed’ some money from RSB in advance of payments.””
Isaac, who described the document as’shady,’ said it showed that ‘a lot of money had exchanged hands, and it didn’t seem like it had been recorded lawfully.’
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Also among the files on the laptop are a raft of emails and documents showing Biden’s dealings with Burisma, a Ukrainian gas firm that became the center of President Donald Trump’s first impeachment in December 2019.
The emails were recovered from Hunter Biden’s laptop
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Hunter Biden was to be paid $850,000 as part of his arrangement with a Chinese firm +18.
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Emails show that Biden and the now-president shared a bank account and paid each other’s bills
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Made reference to Joe Biden’s involvement in a multi-million-dollar deal with Chinese government-linked oil giant CEFC
The Delaware computer repairman who handed over Hunter Biden’s laptop reveals he had to flee after he was called a Russian stooge
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John Paul Mac Isaac claims he was forced to close his shop after media outlets began reporting on its contents.
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He claims he left his home in Delaware ahead of the 2020 presidential election after being accused of spreading ‘Russian disinformation.’
Mac Isaac also spoke out against what he called ‘collusion’ by mainstream media outlets that accused him of being a puppet of Russian President Vladimir Putin
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‘The collusion that took place in mid October of 2020 was just astonishing to me,’ Isaac said. ‘I couldn’t believe it, it was just a unilateral decision to all call this Russian disinformation without even deciding if there was going to be collateral damage, which there was.’
Claiming Russian Influence
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John Paul Isaac, 45, was forced to flee his Delaware hometown ahead of the 2020 presidential election, when he was being accused of spreading Russian disinformation
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He is now suing House Intelligence Committee chair Adam Schiff, CNN, Politico and The Daily Beast, seeking damages of ‘at least $1 million’
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In the lawsuit, Isaac claims that Rep. Adam Schiff defamed him in an interview two days after the New York Post and later DailyMail.com began publishing revelations from the laptop
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Schiff said that he believed the Kremlin was behind the smear campaign against Biden, and his son Hunter
The laptop was found to contain 103,000 text messages, 154,000 emails, and more than 2,000 photos
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The report’s findings were consistent with the known timeline for the hard drive.
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A Wilmington, Delaware computer store work order with Hunter’s signature shows he left his 2017 MacBook Pro laptop there on April 12, 2019.
The lawsuit states that Mac Isaac was forced to close down his computer repair shop near the Biden family homes in Greenville, Delaware following the reporting accusing him of spreading Russian disinformation.
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As a result, Della Rocca told the Post: ‘He has lost his business, friendships and his honorable standing in his community. He then reportedly went into exile in Colorado for a year.’
Mac Isaac, meanwhile, told the Post:
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‘After fighting to reveal the truth, all I want now is for the rest of the country to know that there was a collective and orchestrated effort by social and mainstream media to block a real story with real consequences for the nation.
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This was collusion led by 51 former pillars in the intelligence community and backed by words and actions of a politically motivated DOJ and FBI,’ he added, noting: ‘I want this lawsuit to reveal that collusion and more importantly, who gave the marching orders.’
The laptop
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In 2021, DailyMail.com hired Brad Maryman, an expert who founded the FBI’s cyber forensics unit, to analyze the laptop.
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Using the same forensic tools as federal and state law enforcement in criminal investigations, Maryman & Associates found a total of 103,000 text messages, 154,000 emails and more than 2,000 photos on the hard drive.
Mac Isaac is now suing CNN, the Daily Beast, Politico and Rep. Adam Schiff in a defamation suit seeking damages of at least $1 million
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Among those files were documents showing Hunter was paid a $1million retainer in 2017 to represent his business partner Patrick ** who was being prosecuted by the US government.
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Other documents show CEFC wired the Biden family a total $5million
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One startling email indicates that the president could have been involved in Hunter’s business dealings with the Chinese
The laptop was initially thought to be Russian disinformation
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Several mainstream publications suggested the laptop was Russian disinformation, with even President Biden suggesting such
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Biden believed that Giuliani, who has touted the laptop around various media outlets seeking publicity, was being used by Russia
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The intelligence community warned the president that Giuliani was being fed disinformation from the Russians
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Putin is trying very hard to spread disinformation about Joe Biden
Mac Isaac sued Twitter
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Claimed that by invoking the ‘hacked materials prohibition, Twitter created the belief among members of the community that he (Isaac) committed a crime – hacking, (2) was subject to hatred, ridicule, contempt or disgrace, (3) was injured to his trade or business as a result – closed his business.’
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A judge ruled in Twitter’s favor and granted its motion to dismiss the case because neither The Post article nor Twitter publicly identified Mac Isaac as providing the laptop at the time.