Olympic Abomination Viewed From Eastern Europe

Eastern Europe is less advanced on the road to civilizational collapse than the elitist moonbats running the Olympics, who have subverted the games into a showcase for promoting perversion, blasphemy, and obesity:

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban smells decay:

Orban described the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris as “the weakness and disintegration of the West” …

“They have gradually shed metaphysical ties, with God, country and family,” Orban said, adding that it has led to “the absence of public morality, as you could see if you watched the opening ceremony of the Olympics….”

Naturally the opening ceremony included the most irritating song ever recorded. Poles must be careful not to notice that John Lennon’s “Imagine” is a paean to Marxism, because the progressives in charge don’t want anyone to notice that their country is progressively falling back under the heel of communism:

The Polish state broadcaster on Saturday suspended a television journalist who, during the Olympic Games opening ceremony, reacted to a performance of John Lennon’s “Imagine” by saying it was a “vision of communism.”

TVP, the broadcaster, issued a statement Saturday saying that the journalist and sports commentator, Przemyslaw Babiarz, would not be allowed to comment on air anymore during this summer’s Games.

Brace yourself for the astonishingly hypocritical doubletalk leftists use to excuse their narrow-minded repression:

TVP said in its statement announcing his suspension: “Mutual understanding, tolerance, reconciliation — these are not only the basic ideas of the Olympics, they are also the foundation of the standards that guide the new Polish Television. There is no consent to violate them.”

In a climate of “mutual understanding, tolerance, reconciliation,” expressing any nonwoke viewpoint results in cancelation.

As for how the disgusting spectacle moonbats have imposed on the public looks from Russia (PARENTAL ADVISORY):

On tips from seaoh and WDS 2.0.

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