France used the leaden fist of the state to put the ‘Gay’ into Paree at the Opening Ceremony of the Paris Olympics. As a result, the sodden characters cavorting in Thomas Jolly’s pseudo-Satanic pagan pastiche evinced all the enthusiasm of public functionaries as well they might since genuflecting before LGBTQI imagery is what passes for a state religion among the trans-Atlantic elite.
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Rebecca Weisser is a research fellow of the Danube Institute
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