Lukashenka Could Have Fancy State Funeral After Makei

The dictator began to fear his own entourage.

It's likely, they will announce something harmless and plausible as the cause of death of Belarusian Foreign Minister Uladzimir Makei. It could be a heart attack, stroke or heart failure. The FSB has long learned to do this.

Before it, the 64-year-old official had no health problems, did not go to the doctors, felt satisfactory, led an active life and had plans for the future. When his heart suddenly ached, he did not go to the doctors, because he had not experienced such problems before and did not attach importance to pain.

However, it is very easy to poison a person so that everyone thinks he died of natural causes. It is enough just to disturb the balance of enzymes in his body: substances that provide all processes without exception, from flapping eyelashes to breathing.

An enzyme is produced, does its job, and then another is generated in order to destroy the first one, this happens continuously in each of us. If you introduce into the body a shock dose of a degrading enzyme (insulin, for example) from a couple responsible for any life process, it will “burn” its partner without a trace (this is sugar in regard to insulin), which is critical, let's say, for nerve cells. The result is death. But no autopsy specialist will find anything foreign or unnatural in the body of the deceased to suggest poisoning.

One more example. It is possible to destroy the blood coagulation system by blocking at least one of the two dozen enzymes responsible for it. The blood becomes thicker and blood clots form which results in a heart attack in its purest form. For example, curarine causes paralysis of all muscles, a person cannot breathe and the heart cannot beat. Curarine quickly breaks down, and the expert, who does not find the causes of death either outside or inside, is left to spread his arms and blame the heart. So, heart failure, cardiac rupture or paralysis will appear in the C.O.D. column.

The death of Makei, in fact, the second person in the state, caused panic among the Belarusian establishment, but dictator Lukashenka was shocked most of all. They say he ordered the replacement of his cooks, servants and guards. Lukashenka's children have been provided with additional guards.

The dictator does not trust anyone, fears even his inner circle. He believes that after Makei, a fancy state funeral can be arranged for him, not without justification.

Moscow is dissatisfied with the hitch concerning the entry of the Belarusian army into the war against Ukraine, and the Kremlin, apparently, is ready to use all levers of pressure on the Belarusian regime in this matter.

Leonid Nevzlin, Telegram