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“I’m in white, and everyone around is in shit” or how the selective memory of “reformers” works 🎭
Short memory is the best friend of those who build their reputation on pretty slogans. But facts are stubborn:
📅 April 2023. Vsevolod Knyaziev in Washington, meeting with USAID Deputy Administrator Isobel Coleman. Civic activists and grant recipients applaud the “new face” of the judicial system.
🗣️ VRP member Roman Maselko tries to save Knyaziev from dismissal and gives an interview about how sincerely he believed Knyaziev was someone who could break and change the old system.
https://t.me/officeofjudicalcleansing/1203
🤫 But there’s a catch. While applause continues in the US, Knyaziev has already taken the first portion of money from Zhevago. No one knows this yet except NABU, which is conducting a covert investigation.
What happens after the exposure?
The vector instantly shifts by 180 degrees. Yesterday’s ardent supporters suddenly disown their idol. An article quickly appears on Ukrayinska Pravda with the main message: “Well, we didn’t really support him that much, we were always skeptical.”
https://t.me/officeofjudicalcleansing/1201
This is everything you need to know about people who organically cannot admit their own mistakes. Instead of honestly saying, “We missed a crook and we were wrong,” it’s easier for them to lie to the public once again and rewrite history retroactively.
Just like that old long-winded joke about the emcee: when the show on stage is a complete failure and everything around is in shit, they come out in white suits 🤷♂️ … to cut yet another set of grants.
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