Get ready for some intense hypocrisy my friends.
The Union of European Football Associations is coming for Christian expression.
They just proved once and for all that they hate Christianity and they're not even trying
to hide it anymore.
On February 26th during a Europa League match, Serbian team Red Star Belgrade had fans in
Stan create a massive Orthodox icon of Saint Simeon with the simple message May Our Faith
Lead You to Victory.
A positive and inspiring message rooted in their Slavic Christian heritage.
So what does the UEFA do?
They slapped the club with a 95,500 euro fine over this choreography.
The largest portion, 40,000 euros, was issued for allegedly displaying a message deemed inappropriate
for a sporting event and for supposedly undermining the reputation and the integrity of both football
and UEFA itself.
Again, the message was May Our Faith Lead You to Victory.
But here's where the real hypocrisy comes in.
While the UEFA is cracking down on a Christian saint, they had zero problems with fans displaying
and invoking Satan with the giant pentagram and Latin phrases literally asking the devil
to take their souls.
Double standard much?
As I pointed out on Twitter today, the two banners read Harkin O Knight, Lucifer
and Rise From The Obyss.
Take our souls, draw us to the light, the world, the kingdoms, rise from the flames and appear.
The devil with horns and wings and a pentagram, the whole demonic package.
No fines, no outrage, in fact it's celebrated.
Why is invoking the Prince of Darkness perfectly fine?
But a peaceful saint is considered disreputable.
Because nothing says disresput, like faith and victory.
But satanic invocations, well that's totally fine, carry on.
This isn't neutrality, this is selective enforcement on PCP.
In fact, the UEFA has happily greenlit Black Lives Matter propaganda, rainbow LGBTQ
armbands, Palestinian flags, military salutes, territorial political maps.
You name the agenda and they've looked the other way.
But a positive message of faith from Serbian Christians?
Oh no, that's too dangerous, that crosses the line.
Meanwhile, Christians aren't forcing anything, we're simply just asking for basic consistency.
If inclusion means tolerating darkness that leads souls astray, but then they ban
light that points to hope and victory, then that's not tolerance.
That's hypocrisy dressed up as progress.
And this isn't about sports rules guys, this is spiritual.
This is a culture that has lost the ability to call good good an evil evil.
Where a saint threatens the game, but the devil gets a VIP pass.
The hypocrisy is disgusting and the bias is undeniable.
If they'll fan fines for a saint while green lighting the devil,
what does that tell you about the direction of European values?
Again, this isn't about rules, folks.
This is about an open war on real European Christian values and Slavic traditions.
They're selling out our roots and forcing their woke madness instead.
And here in Canada, if Bill C9 passes into law,
simply expressing sincere faith could land you in court.
While the real hate, like burning down churches, gets a free pass.
So we have to recognize this for what it is guys, and we have to call it out.
This is spiritual warfare and a war on Christianity, plain and simple.
So don't let them banish faith from the game while darkness gets celebrated.
So please share this video far and wide, my friends,
because the spiritual warfare is ramping up and we need to put on the armor of God.
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Stay vigilant, keep fighting the good fight, and stay tuned.
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This is Dan Dix reporting for PressForTruth.
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