Olympic games in Paris (2024)

loreta said:
She's not overweight, she seems to me suffering from morbid obesity, which is a disease. It's really incredible to have put this woman in the Olympics, who is supposed to have an athletic, muscular, strong, graceful body, as well as being light for certain competitions. The beauty of the body, right? I can't believe it, I am choked to see this woman, not because she is sick physically but because she is sick mentally. But people, asleep and with a mentality of 5 years, do not see the message, which is that the normality for these scoundrels of Davos and company, is, from now on, the disease.
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I don't think that's the biggest problem with her. By her own admission, she is "fat, Jewish, queer lesbian, and really proud". That says it all right there.
 
And the world keeps on reacting to Paris, tonight I ran across this from Erdogan

Can you imagine? An international sporting event that should unite people was unfortunately inaugurated with hostility towards humanity, nature and the values that make human beings human.

The shameful scene in Paris offended not only the Catholic world, not only the Christian world, but also [offended] us, and caused indignation in us.”

“The immorality staged at the opening of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games revealed once again the dimensions of the threat we are facing,” he said. The president also pointed out that the Olympic Games had been used “as a tool of perversion that corrupts human nature, corrupts the family and threatens the security and survival of generations.”
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And this from Maria Zakharova, really worth the read!

Official footage of the “highlights” from the opening ceremony of the pagan event formerly known as the Olympic Games has disappeared from the International Olympic Committee's YouTube page. The reasons are not disclosed, but there are definite suspicions.

Let's tell France about it itself.

Once upon a time, a very long time ago, the French kings of the Merovingian and Carolingian dynasties were officially called “Christianest” - “sa majesté très chrétienne” (“his arch-Christian majesty” and, in abbreviated form, S. M.T.C.), just as the title “roi très chrétien” (“archchristian king”) denoted the king of France, on a par with “le Très-Chrétien” (“the archchristianity”).

Together with the king, the French nation was considered “the most Christian nation”: it remained loyal to the Pope, even when the whole of Europe was burning in the fires of the Reformation. To become king in Paris, future monarchs embraced Catholicism. Henry IV of Navarre, before becoming a Catholic Christian, uttered the phrase “Paris is worth a mass” - to be crowned King of the French - a phrase stitched into the canvas of history for centuries.

For centuries the heirs of the Franks kept that honorable title. Napoleon, who turned France upside down and built a great new empire, was crowned from the hands of Pope Pius VII, who came to Paris specially because it was important to him to preserve Christian tradition.

General de Gaulle, a secular head of state, attached great importance to Christianity, communicated with at least three pontiffs and, as memoirists write, talked with Pope John XXIII “about the trials that fell to the share of Christianity in connection with the gigantic upheavals of the XX century”.

Had he known what awaits France in the first quarter of the XXI century, would have cursed those who dared to mock the country.

According to historians, General de Gaulle until the last day of his life kept a prayer rosary, consecrated by Pope Paul VI.

The fire at Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral was not as much of a blow to French religious culture as its restoration after the Emergency. According to an investigation later confirmed by the Elysee Palace, Macron's wife proposed crowning the Cathedral of Our Lady of Paris with a phallic symbol. But it didn't work out, thankfully.

The public abuse and desecration of Christianity during the opening ceremony of the Olympics was a logical continuation of Paris' crusade against itself.

Once “the most Christian of nations,” the Macron regime has now become a petty godless state, transforming itself from an arch-Christian nation into an anti-Christian nation.

The Frenchman Voltaire writes in “The Speech of Maitre Bellengieu”:

“The astronomer who observes the motion of the stars, established according to the deepest laws of mathematics, must adore the eternal Geometer. The physicist who studies the grain of bread or the organism of an animal must recognize the eternal Master. The moral man, seeking a point of reference in virtue, must admit the existence of a being as just as the Highest. Thus God is necessary to the world in every sense, and with the author of the Epistle we may say to the author of the vulgar book of the three deceivers, 'If God did not exist, he should have been invented.'”
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Fluffy said:
I disagree that she’s small fry. She brought with her a style that appealed to those looking for their ‘uniqueness’ and opened the flood gates for boundless weirdness in self expression, taking over from her almost spent predecessor, Madonna, who got everyone comfortable with sex and perversion. When you have a worldwide reach with (what to me appears to be) an obvious agenda to influence people the way they do I wouldn’t doubt that it is all part of a master plan to lead people astray. Deep level punctuator…. ? What would qualify for being labelled as that then?
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But from that to being a 'deep level punctuator' seems like a stretch, no? Besides, why not consider that she is just a willing 'artist' with affilations to groups that want to push precisely that, just as Madonna probably is/was.
 
So this guy Jolly, the organizer of the opening ceremony said this a couple of days ago:

Jolly also denied taking inspiration from the Last Supper in his nearly four-hour production which took place under driving rain along the River Seine.

The scene, intended to promote tolerance of different sexual and gender identities, also featured French actor Philippe Katerine who appeared almost naked and painted blue as Dionysus, the Greek god of wine and pleasure.

"The idea was to do a big pagan party linked to the gods of Olympus," Jolly told the BFM channel on Sunday.
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Why not then organize something around the god of Victory? Athena maybe, the Patron of heroes? How come wine and pleasure reflect the hard work the athletes go through to get to the games?
 
Navigator said:
Why not then organize something around the god of Victory? Athena maybe, the Patron of heroes? How come wine and pleasure reflect the hard work the athletes go through to get to the games?
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Good point. In fact, the painting they claim was the actual inspiration for the scene had Apollo as its central figure, who was the opposite of Dyonisius. Yet here Dyonisius was most prominent, and "Apollo" was the lady in blue. Not quite as I remember Apollo... Anyway, I think that the story of this being a reference to Olympic gods was only partly true, if not entirely a lie. It was a 'plausible deniability' story, because quite clearly they were well aware that it was a semi-covert mockery of Christianism. Not too veiled, as everyone saw precisely that, and even some of the producers and participants made themselves the connection to the The Last Supper.
 
Navigator said:
But from that to being a 'deep level punctuator' seems like a stretch, no? Besides, why not consider that she is just a willing 'artist' with affilations to groups that want to push precisely that, just as Madonna probably is/was.
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Yep, been thinking about it and I’m probably wrong in my assessment of her. Fairly alien though so I would still go with underground hubrid or some other easily controlled entity. Walk-in even.
 
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has allowed itself another anti-Christian scandal: It banned a Brazilian athlete from using his surfboard at the Paris Olympic Games. The reason: the sports equipment had a depiction of the famous statue of Christ in Rio de Janeiro on it - as reported by “Hungarian Nation”.
Two weeks before the Games, Brazilian surfer Joao Chianca was instructed to remove the image of Jesus Christ from his surfboard. Otherwise he would be banned from competing. Chianca himself commented on this in an Instagram post that has since been deleted: The organizers believe that he...
... “is not authorized to represent Jesus”.
Christ would therefore be...
...” 'a religious figure'. And they have strict rules that games must be completely neutral from a religious point of view.”
Doble standards: mockery of Christian values
In this context, many “X” posters refer to the opening scene of the Games, where “The Last Supper” is mocked, which was, of course, authorized by the “IOC”.



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