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Critics of blasphemous Olympic opening ceremony censured as firestorm rages

The Summer Olympics began with an explosion in the form of a swirling firestorm over an opening ceremony that many considered depraved and blasphemous.

In a mind-boggling display of in-your-face “woke” left-wing politics, the organizers delivered a sickening dose of “Gay Paree” and heaps of contempt for Christianity with a twisted rendition of “The Last Supper” . with drag queens and a morbidly obese lesbian who wears a halo to mock the lord and savior Jesus Christ.

There were also many images that some suggested had strong satanic overtones and a replica of Marie Antionette brandishing a decapitated talking head. If controversy was what the Olympic committee was looking for, they got it.

After the X platform erupted in outrage at users posting clips of the profane painting so sacrilegious that it was denounced by French bishops, a curious thing happened.

Users took to the platform to announce that their accounts are being blocked due to complaints about the misuse of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) as the reason for what was an unfortunately all-too-common act of blatant political censorship. in today's world. especially when it comes to Europe.

As has been painfully obvious, there is a certain group of people who are not allowed to criticize and are allowed to engage in public displays of perversion and nudity, shaking their stuff in front of impressionable toddlers and now spitting the christianity

Unfortunately for the Olympics, too many people were able to see the videos before the DMCA takedown orders began, and what they saw stuck in their eyes.

“Last night's mockery of the Last Supper was shocking and insulting to Christian people around the world who watched the opening ceremony of the Olympics,” wrote Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson, a devout Christian, to X, sharing a still image of the grotesque pageant of perversion.

“The war against our faith and traditional values ​​knows no bounds today. But we know that truth and virtue will always prevail. “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it,'' (John 1:5),” Johnson added, citing scripture.

In what could be the first of many, a tech company has announced it is pulling its kinky ads from the Paris Olympics.

“We were surprised by the mockery of the Last Supper during the opening ceremonies of the Paris Olympics. C Spire will pull our advertising from the Olympics,” Mississippi-based C Spire told X on Saturday.

There is no longer any refuge from propaganda, it is EVERYONE.

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