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Claims require specific evidence. Stronger claims, such as about disruption, require even more evidence to show a pattern of disruptive actions, rather than just casting several opinions of imagined turmoil. Otherwise, any person can claim a disagreement as a "disruption" of their thinking, or perhaps violating WP:NPA (no personal attacks) simply by disagreement against their viewpoints (as attacking their issues, rather than a personal attack).
A common form of skirting the evidence is to merely list a short set of claimed actions, but not provide diff-links which clearly demonstrate each claim. For that reason, one of the poorest attempts at unsubstantiated claims is to merely suggest a situation violates a list of Wikipedia acronyms, but give no evidence, as merely "WP:THIS or WP:THAT or WP:THEOTHER". Such a list of WP acronyms is often a warning sign to beware that there is no significant basis to the claims, although some evidence might be listed later, as if a few details could justify all the acronyms in the list.