Olympic bosses apologise for ‘sleazy’ drag queen Last Supper parody

The organisers of the Paris Olympics have apologised after a drag queen parody of Leonardo Da Vinci’s The Last Supper featured in the opening ceremony.

The scene, which recreated the biblical scene of Christ and his apostles, included drag artists and a naked singer. It was heavily criticised by politicians and members of the Catholic Church.

h/t Mauser

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German Court: Reporting on ‘Remigration’ Conspiracy Was False

AfD’s legal representative says left-wing media dreamed up the Potsdam plot.

Claims by a German state-funded, left-wing media outlet about a conspiracy to conduct the mass deportation of migrants have been shattered in court. A ruling by a court in Hamburg prohibits public broadcasters from repeating the allegation that the expulsion of German citizens of foreign origin was discussed by participants at a meeting in Potsdam last November.

Germany funds something on the order of 27 “news sites.”

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PBS: Idea That Kids Need Mother and Father Is a Scary ‘Christian Nationalist’ Sentiment

Who did Amanpour & Co. invite on to discuss the supposed “Christian Nationalism” running rampant within Project 2025, the feared, loathed, seldom read presidential blueprint issued by the Heritage Foundation? Nobody but Kristin Kobes Du Mez, the author of something called Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation.

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WTF?

Must read.

h/t Patti Jo

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‘Attack on Christianity!’ Fury as Paris Olympics reimagine The Last Supper as DRAG – ‘They wouldn’t do this to Islam!’

France Shittiest Olympics Ever
The Opening Ceremony of the Paris Olympics sparked outrage last night after the iconic painting of The Last Supper was reimagined by drag queens.

The reenactment of the famous painting, that shows Jesus’s last meal with his disciples, was the centre of a backlash with Christians expressing their anger at the organisers of the Games.

Let France burn. Vichy bastards.

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The Canadian men are now part of soccer’s drone scandal

Canada Soccer CEO Kevin Blue revealed Friday the national federation is sorting through what appears to be a systemic practice of spying on opponents in the women’s and men’s programs.

“Behaviour in the ethical grey area is completely unacceptable to Canadians and completely unacceptable to Canada Soccer and to me personally as the leader of the organization,” he said.

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Montreal city hall replaces crucifix with hijab, prompting criticism

Five years after Montreal city hall removed a crucifix, it has reopened an image of a woman with a hijab, prompting criticism from some, and support from others.

Visitors to city call now encounter the message “Bienvenue à L’Hotel de Ville de Montréal“ in an image two metres high. The picture includes a sketch of a young man wearing a hoodie and ballcap, a woman wearing a hijab, and a male senior citizen.

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