We have seen how at the Paris Olympics Ceremony, a blasphemous dinner was staged, parodying the Last Supper. At the closing ceremony, there was an empty ostensory with devils dancing in its center which was then pushed up among normal circles for the Olympic symbol. Will the Eucharist be forbidden?
The French embassy had something to say, but it did not come out condemning the closing ceremony. Instead, it defended the opening ceremony, while reacting “to dismay in some quarters over a scene in the Olympics opening ceremony seen as mocking the Last Supper, quoting the artistic producer saying that was not what was being depicted.”
“In a statement, the French embassy said it was sorry that Christians felt offended by the dinner scene where some believed they detected a parody of the Last Supper.” If only Christians were offended, then human civilization has reached rock-bottom! The Olympics opening ceremony, which was being watched by families, including children should have also infuriated parents since it was a platform for paedophilia! It should have brought all humanity together to push back all the demented shit that was shown in the ceremony! Bunch of jokers, that’s what they all were, which want to shovel down our throats how we must live at the expense of their so-called rights.
“The embassy then quoted the ceremony’s artistic director explaining how the scene did not depict the Last Supper at all.”
The embassy added a quote from St John saying: “Judge not according to the appearance, but judge righteous judgment.” Ukoll! How vile! Using a statement of a saint to twist the truth and give yet another lie!
It stated that Thomas Jolly said that it was about Dionysus.
And do you know why they have used Dionysus?
In Greek Mythology, Dionysus had a divine father and a mortal mother. He was born of a virgin on 25th December, and was called “Holy Child.” He was sacrificed, died, and resurrected. The wine symbolizes his blood. He was a travelling teacher who performed miracles. He turned water to wine during a wedding. He was associated with a purple cloak and a crown of thorns. He was said to be twice born or “born again.” He was called “God of the Vine.” He had 12 disciples and rode in a triumphant procession on a donkey.
When mythology is mostly plagiarised, it’s easy to make the gullible masses believe and repeat “It was about Dionysus.”
It was about Jesus Christ. It was mockery of Jesus Christ.
Dear French Embassy, yes, we judged according to the appearance with righteous judgment because we are not blind and our spirit is intact so to see through the mockery. Our judgment was that it was a mockery of the Last Supper and a mockery of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, the one and only true God. All glory to His Holy Name forever and ever and the love of my life, forever and ever. You will not make us believe your lie.
