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De nombreux Ukrainiens ont dénoncé Zelensky pour n'avoir pas prévenu le peuple ukrainien sur l'imminence de l'invasion barbare russe de l'Ukraine dès octobre 2021.
Le politicard corrompu et incompétent Zelensky avait reçu un rapport détaillé des Américains dès octobre 2021 soulignant l'imminence d'une invasion russe de l'Ukraine suite à la décision du dictateur fasciste et impérialiste Poutine à cet effet, mais au lieu de prévenir le peuple ukrainien et de le mobiliser pour défendre la souveraineté de l'Ukraine, le corrompu Zelensky s'est au contraire efforcé à rassurer le peuple ukrainien en lui répétant le mensonge que tout allait bien pour selon lui éviter des pertes économiques de 7 milliards $ par mois.
Le journaliste ukrainien Bohdan Butkevich par exemple a dénoncé le corrompu Zelensky en l'accusant d'avoir maintenu le silence sur l'imminence de l'invasion russe de l'Ukraine parce qu'il avait peur de perdre le pouvoir.
Avec des politicards ukrainiens corrompus et incompétents qui ont fragilisé l'Ukraine avec la corruption et la mauvaise gestion, l'Ukraine est devenue une proie facile pour les sinistres charognards fascistes et impérialistes russes. Avec autant de corruption en Ukraine, les charognards fascistes russes n'auraient d'ailleurs aucun mal à corrompre beaucoup d'Ukrainiens avec les pétrodollars pour en faire des larbins du FSB et des traîtres pro-Russie.
Ci-dessous, un extrait de l'article d'hier du Washington Post à ce sujet.
Zelensky faces outpouring of criticism over failure to warn of war
KYIV, Ukraine — Until this week, Ukrainians seemed to see President Volodymyr Zelensky as beyond reproach, a national hero who stayed in Kyiv despite the risk to his personal safety to lead his country against invading Russian troops.
Comments he made to The Washington Post justifying his failure to share with Ukrainians details of repeated U.S. warnings that Russia planned to invade have punctured the bubble, triggering a cascade of public criticism unprecedented since the war began.
Ordinary people tweeted their experiences of chaos and dislocation after an invasion for which they were unprepared, and described how they might have made different choices had they known what was coming. Public figures and academics wrote harsh critiques on Facebook of his decision to downplay the risk of an invasion, saying he bears at least some responsibility for the atrocities that followed.
Sevgil Musaieva, editor in chief of Ukrainska Pravda, a Ukrainian news site, posted on Facebook that she was “personally offended” by Zelensky’s explanation, saying it called into question the intelligence of Ukrainians. She wouldn’t have fled, she said, and the $7 billion a month potential cost to the economy has to be weighed against the lives lost, the swift capture by Russia of parts of southern Ukraine and the fear and intimidation of civilians who unexpectedly found themselves under Russian occupation.
“Honestly, my hair stood on end when I read what [Zelensky] said about evacuation. … How can a person who has Mariupol, Bucha and Kherson on his conscience say that an evacuation would have overwhelmed the country?” wrote journalist Bohdan Butkevich on his Facebook page, referring to places where Russia has been accused of committing atrocities.
“He didn’t want to put the country on a military footing because he was afraid of losing power,” Butkevich wrote.
Le politicard corrompu et incompétent Zelensky avait reçu un rapport détaillé des Américains dès octobre 2021 soulignant l'imminence d'une invasion russe de l'Ukraine suite à la décision du dictateur fasciste et impérialiste Poutine à cet effet, mais au lieu de prévenir le peuple ukrainien et de le mobiliser pour défendre la souveraineté de l'Ukraine, le corrompu Zelensky s'est au contraire efforcé à rassurer le peuple ukrainien en lui répétant le mensonge que tout allait bien pour selon lui éviter des pertes économiques de 7 milliards $ par mois.
Le journaliste ukrainien Bohdan Butkevich par exemple a dénoncé le corrompu Zelensky en l'accusant d'avoir maintenu le silence sur l'imminence de l'invasion russe de l'Ukraine parce qu'il avait peur de perdre le pouvoir.
Avec des politicards ukrainiens corrompus et incompétents qui ont fragilisé l'Ukraine avec la corruption et la mauvaise gestion, l'Ukraine est devenue une proie facile pour les sinistres charognards fascistes et impérialistes russes. Avec autant de corruption en Ukraine, les charognards fascistes russes n'auraient d'ailleurs aucun mal à corrompre beaucoup d'Ukrainiens avec les pétrodollars pour en faire des larbins du FSB et des traîtres pro-Russie.
Ci-dessous, un extrait de l'article d'hier du Washington Post à ce sujet.
Zelensky faces outpouring of criticism over failure to warn of war
KYIV, Ukraine — Until this week, Ukrainians seemed to see President Volodymyr Zelensky as beyond reproach, a national hero who stayed in Kyiv despite the risk to his personal safety to lead his country against invading Russian troops.
Comments he made to The Washington Post justifying his failure to share with Ukrainians details of repeated U.S. warnings that Russia planned to invade have punctured the bubble, triggering a cascade of public criticism unprecedented since the war began.
Ordinary people tweeted their experiences of chaos and dislocation after an invasion for which they were unprepared, and described how they might have made different choices had they known what was coming. Public figures and academics wrote harsh critiques on Facebook of his decision to downplay the risk of an invasion, saying he bears at least some responsibility for the atrocities that followed.
Sevgil Musaieva, editor in chief of Ukrainska Pravda, a Ukrainian news site, posted on Facebook that she was “personally offended” by Zelensky’s explanation, saying it called into question the intelligence of Ukrainians. She wouldn’t have fled, she said, and the $7 billion a month potential cost to the economy has to be weighed against the lives lost, the swift capture by Russia of parts of southern Ukraine and the fear and intimidation of civilians who unexpectedly found themselves under Russian occupation.
“Honestly, my hair stood on end when I read what [Zelensky] said about evacuation. … How can a person who has Mariupol, Bucha and Kherson on his conscience say that an evacuation would have overwhelmed the country?” wrote journalist Bohdan Butkevich on his Facebook page, referring to places where Russia has been accused of committing atrocities.
“He didn’t want to put the country on a military footing because he was afraid of losing power,” Butkevich wrote.
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