progressive hunter
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haha, why do I have to do all your homework for you. I should start charging you. How many times did you call me ignorant and now we sit here and you don’t know these obvious things?! Wow, talk about clueless...Corruption in Ukraine didn’t end with Shokin. His predecessor also had a very bad reputation... I don’t know what your trying to prove by asking for a list but it’s a irrelevant point that you are trying to make.colfax_m spelled out the burisma situation in simple terms so even you can understand. He also listed names. Your question ha e been answered directly, take notes. All this talk about me being ignorant to the facts and you have no clue about these easily researched facts. All this mind reading about what Biden was thinking but not even an attempt to analyze Ron Johnson. You’re done mansorry not a mind reader,,,
and where is that list of names he refuse to prosecute for corruption???
so no list??/
sounds like it was all a lie and shokin was fired because he was trying to open the investigation back up
if you need proof that Shokin was considered corrupt by most the world just do some research. Biden was not a driving force or lone voice on this issue
EU hails sacking of Ukraine’s prosecutor Viktor Shokin
when all you have is the EU and UN as a source on corruption it usually means their corruption is being investigated,,,
they are after all one of the 2 most corrupt groups on the planet,,,
OH and I didnt see a list of who shokin refused to prosecute,,,
Here you go. Read slowly and comprehend.
President Petro Poroshenko appointed Shokin to the role in February 2015. From the outset, he stood out by causing great damage even to Ukraine’s substandard legal system. Most strikingly, Shokin failed to prosecute any single prominent member of the Yanukovych regime. Nor did he prosecute anyone in the current government.
Shokin skillfully blocked reform. He was in charge of implementing the 2014 law on prosecution, which the European Union had insisted on for years. It aimed to reduce the role of the prosecutors, who were absurdly superior to judges in the Soviet legal system that persisted in post-Soviet Ukraine. The law also involved a reevaluation of all prosecutors with the intention of weeding out corrupt and incompetent prosecutors. Shokin manipulated the process so successfully that the old prosecutors prevailed and minimal renewal occurred.
Shokin’s Revenge: Ukraine’s Odious Prosecutor General Fires Honest Deputy Before Parliament Sacks Him - Atlantic Council
I didnt see where any of the people he refused to prosecute were later prosecuted,,,let alone found guilty,,,
and none of this refutes what the guy that worked with him testified to where he said he wanted to reopen the burisma thing and biden stepped in and had him fired for it,,,