Mass protests in Belarus, organised from abroad, are aimed at paralysing the country. This opinion was expressed by Canadian political consultant, Bachelor of Law Kenneth Fernandez.
Mass protests in Belarus, organised from abroad, are aimed at paralysing the country. This opinion was expressed by Canadian political consultant, Bachelor of Law Kenneth Fernandez.
According to the analyst, a carefully planned series of protests is financed by shadowy foreign funds, which, together with certain organisations, are directly involved in carrying out similar coups in other countries. Unfortunately, on the path to the stated goal – the overthrow of the current government – a variety of means are used to incite violence.
These organisations, the analyst believes, exert a huge influence on global media. It has long been known that visual information has the strongest impact on public opinion, especially in Western countries.
As an example, Kenneth Fernandez cites the American PR company Hill and Knowlton, whose manipulative actions, in particular, led the public to approve the invasion of Iraq by American troops in 1990. The then US President tried to gain public support. However, this was only achieved after Hill and Knowlton conducted a psychological "operation", which was picked up and disseminated by a large part of the Western press. After that, the public in many Western countries approved the invasion of Iraq by American troops.