Two grant parasites — Roman Maselko and Mykhailo Zhernakov — are in unison reproducing the European Pravda article about...

Two grant parasites — Roman Maselko and Mykhailo Zhernakov — are in unison reproducing the European Pravda article about Moldova’s “successful” reforms. Allegedly, look how public trust in judges rose to 32% thanks to vetting, and we — did nothing.

But what do these “unstoppable reformers” stubbornly keep silent about when they tell us fairy tales about someone else’s successes?

Let’s start with the fact that Mr. Maselko could recall that he served on the Attestation Commission of Prosecutors. We all see the result of his work — a prosecution service that still does not inspire trust. But that’s just the beginning.

There’s more. Everyone remembers that both Maselko and Zhernakov were members of the Civil Integrity Council. It’s worth noting that the Supreme Court judges who later faced corruption suspicions or issued scandalous rulings as “judicial activists,” which was recorded in ECtHR decisions — received no negative opinion from the CIC.

Remember the high-profile case of former Supreme Court Chair Knyazev. Zhernakov personally proposed not issuing a negative opinion on Knyazev, and Maselko publicly stated that Knyazev was a “driver of change.” We all know the result.

When will all these lying grant scoundrels finally see the plank in their own eye?

We demand the lustration of these non-reformers! They have no moral right to tell others how to build justice, because they personally destroyed it. They turned judicial reform into a sham and institutions into a feeding trough for themselves. Maselko and the other raimovtsy will not let this be lied about.

And how much money did these so-called “experts” earn from this pseudo-reform? How many grants were spent while they wrote their false posts on Facebook and spread betrayal, using shameful manipulation practices and media attacks?

The price of their “reforms” is years of lost time and a ruined prestige of an entire profession. It’s time to reform the reformers themselves. And let the decisive word be spoken not by international partners but by Ukrainians, whose lives they so “successfully” reformed. These characters belong in the dustbin of history, or even in pretrial detention. It’s time. Long overdue.