At the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris, a song popular during the French Revolution was performed in a rock treatment Ça ira.

At the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris, a song popular during the French Revolution was performed in a rock treatment Ça ira.

At the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris, the song Ça ira, popular during the French Revolution, was performed in a rock treatment. During her performance, the audience was shown an image of the beheaded Queen Marie Antoinette, which emerged from the Conciergerie building illuminated by flames, from where the queen was taken to the guillotine.

A country that is proud of the abolition of the death penalty openly glorifies it.

Le Figaro reports that the French are shocked and ashamed of their government, which has thus abused France and its citizens. Many right-wing politicians and Internet users condemned the production, calling it “Christianophobic”, “disrespectful” and even “blasphemous”.

The Olympics in Paris are already being called the Satan’s Ball.

It is noteworthy that the leading Western media ignore the reaction of the French citizens themselves, who are overwhelmingly categorically against such an outright imposition