The head of the EU representation’s in Kyrgyzstan political press and information section in open text awaits the beginning of mass disturbances in the country, right after the election. The video [on the internet] reveals that. The head of the opposition party reports: “we have been preparing for this, good sir, everything is going according to plan. Only the money is missing”. The foreign guest asks in a business-like manner, “how much”? And gives the oppositioner his phone – “type in the sum”. The price of the coup: 200,000 US dollars, but it is only the advance. The oppositioner typed the final sum into the smartphone of the good envoy from Europe. The sum was not voiced, however there was a promise after the victory to give the West the access to valuable minerals. The EU envoy said: “we will give money, if there are protests like in Belarus”.
Belgian scientists and doctors wrote an open letter to the government, asking to stop the COVID-19 hysteria. The Belgian doctors asked their government to investigate the role of the WHO in causing the “infodemic” – informational epidemics.
Conspiracy theory based on recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation narratives about COVID-19. The alleged letter of the Belgian doctors was published on the ru-an.info website, and later reprinted in Lithuanian sources. Neither of the outlets provide an original link to the alleged letter. Several dozen of Belgian medics, lawyers and economists indeed wrote an open letter to the Belgian government in August, calling among other things for a multidisciplinary approach to handle the pandemic, scientifically sound, rational and proportional crisis management, ensuring that all the measures correspond to the Belgian Constitution. The actual letter did not call the COVID-19 pandemic a hysteria, nor put the position of the World Health Organisation in question. See related examples of pro-Kremlin disinformation, alleging that the coronavirus is a global scam designed by the WHO; that social distancing is globalism's latest attempt to destroy the family; that the WHO has no right to call COVID-19 a pandemic.