1. Good point. I'm sure that it would have been harder to trick the entire Western world into supporting firing Shokin than, say, invading a country because they had WMDs, right?
2. Policy? What policy? Was Burisma investigated, seeing as how it was more likely after Shokin was fired? Was anyone prosecuted for corruption after Shokin was fired considering he was hindering it? Was Shokin prosecuted for corruption after he was fired considering Joke had to extort Ukraine to get him fired for not prosecuting people who still weren't prosecuted after he was fired?
Don't worry, I'm sure you'll willfully ignore all these questions.