Joe Biden used alias of KGB spy from Tom Clancy novels, emails from Hunter’s laptop show
By Joshua Rhett Miller
April 29, 2022 4:18pm Updated
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https://nypost.com/2022/04/29/joe-biden-...-hunter-emails/

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Joe Biden wrote to his son Hunter and others close to him using the pseudonym “Peter Henderson” – a fictional Soviet Union-era spy in several Tom Clancy novels who infiltrated the US government, emails show.

The messages contained on Hunter’s abandoned laptop appear to indicate the then-VP started using the fictitious mole’s moniker in October 2016 while forwarding a YouTube video to his son Hunter, brother Jim, daughter-in-law Hallie, as well as his sister and longtime political strategist Valerie Biden Owens.

Biden sent the message using an email address with a username of “67stingray” — a clear reference to his beloved 1967 Corvette Stingray.

The name attached to Biden’s “67stingray” account at the time was “Peter Henderson” – which matches the name of the KGB spy in Clancy’s popular Jack Ryan series, according to online fan pages.

Henderson, whose codename was Cassius in Clancy’s realm, worked as a “minor Senate aide” in 1970 before becoming a Russian spy who was later caught by the CIA and turned into a double agent.


Biden is in 1967 Chevrolet Stingray.
Biden sent the message using an email address with a username of “67stingray,” a reference to his 1967 Corvette Stingray.

He was then freed due to “deep knowledge of secret information on the Soviet Union,” according to an authoritative Jack Ryan fan site. The character appeared in four Clancy novels, including “The Hunt for Red October.”
New York Post cover for Wednesday, October 14, 2020. New York Post cover for Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2020. New York Post

Weeks later, Biden appeared to still be using the mysterious alias in November 2016 while forwarding a Forbes story about how demographic trends “spell trouble” for China and Russia, but indicate “prosperity” ahead in the US.

The message was sent from Biden’s “67stingray” account, the email shows.-- excerpt, rest at link above --


An older article, but relevant now that all this Hunter stuff is coming out.