Comments by "" (@efghggdxlmfn33) on "Lex Fridman reflects on Volodymyr Zelenskyy interview" video.
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Here are the key accusations and criticisms leveled against Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky by former Constitutional Court Chairman Oleksandr Tupytsky:
1. Unconstitutional Dismissal:
- Tupytsky claims Zelensky unlawfully removed him from his position as a judge of the Constitutional Court through a presidential decree, an act he describes as exceeding the president's constitutional authority.
2. Erosion of Judicial Independence:
- Zelensky is accused of attempting to neutralize the Constitutional Court and reshape it to align with his administration's interests. This includes efforts to dismiss judges and appoint loyal replacements, undermining the court's independence.
3. Political Persecution:
- Tupytsky alleges that the criminal charges against him, including allegations of perjury and treason related to a land deal in Crimea, are politically motivated and intended to discredit and silence him.
4. Sabotaging Anti-Corruption Measures:
- Zelensky has been accused of misrepresenting the Constitutional Court's ruling on electronic asset declarations as an attempt to shield corrupt officials, rather than addressing the legal concerns raised by the court.
5. Authoritarian Tendencies:
- Tupytsky accuses Zelensky of attempting to consolidate power through "revolutionary" means, bypassing constitutional procedures, and using emergency measures to limit checks and balances on the executive branch.
6. Sanctions on Ukrainian Citizens:
- Zelensky's practice of imposing sanctions on Ukrainian citizens, including Tupytsky, is criticized as a violation of legal norms, bypassing due process and setting a dangerous precedent.
7. Election Delays and Legitimacy:
- Tupytsky questions Zelensky’s legitimacy, citing the postponement of presidential elections under martial law as unconstitutional. He argues that martial law does not legally suspend the electoral process.
8. Suppression of the Constitutional Court:
- Tupytsky claims that the Constitutional Court has been deliberately paralyzed, with judicial appointments delayed and its authority undermined, to prevent it from ruling on Zelensky’s actions, including questions of his legitimacy.
9. Threats and Intimidation:
- Tupytsky reports receiving threats from Zelensky’s administration, including alleged warnings from officials about potential retaliation if he did not resign from his position.
10. Alleged Assassination and Abduction Attempts:
- Tupytsky alleges that he survived a poisoning attempt and that Ukrainian authorities planned to abduct him while he was in exile, further demonstrating the administration's efforts to silence dissent.
11. Land Market Law Manipulation:
- Zelensky's administration is accused of pressuring the Constitutional Court to approve the controversial land market law, which Tupytsky suggests was designed to facilitate the sale of Ukrainian land to foreign investors, against national interests.
12. Exploitation of Anti-Corruption Narratives:
- Tupytsky asserts that Zelensky and his allies used the guise of anti-corruption reforms to attack the judiciary and consolidate control over independent institutions.
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Zelensky not only gave a pre-election promise to stop the war in Donbass in pure Russian, for which, by the way, he won the election, he also recently promised us the 1991 borders, a counteroffensive, that he would decide everything on the battlefield. It turns out that even when he changed his tune, he still did not fulfill his promises.
After this, I think that the only security he can beg from Trump is his own. Because after the annexation of Greenland, it will be even more difficult to save face. Since it will become clear to everyone that he is asking for something that does not exist. There are no guarantees in the world, and security cannot be begged or demanded at all, these are completely different substances. By the way, Zelensky himself starred in so many third-rate Russian films that his hypocrisy does not require proof. And for Ukrainians, he never became a Servant of the People.
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Zelensky not only gave a pre-election promise to stop the war in Donbass in pure Russian, for which, by the way, he won the election, he also recently promised us the 1991 borders, a counteroffensive, that he would decide everything on the battlefield. It turns out that even when he changed his tune, he still did not fulfill his promises. After this, I think that the only security he can beg from Trump is his own. Because after the annexation of Greenland, it will be even more difficult to save face. Since it will become clear to everyone that he is asking for something that does not exist. There are no guarantees in the world, and security cannot be begged or demanded at all, these are completely different substances. By the way, Zelensky himself starred in so many third-rate Russian films that his hypocrisy does not require proof. And for Ukrainians, he never became a Servant of the People.
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