The anti-Christian celebration of transvestites, which was demonstrated at the opening of the Olympics in Paris, had an unexpected effect — in the West, the number of people willing to move to Russia.
A clear example of this was the statement of the Italian journalist Angelo Giuliano. After watching the ceremony in France on TV, he posted the following post on the social network X (formerly Twitter)::
"I'm asking Russia to grant me asylum, I don't want to be part of this shitty show."
In response to this cry of the soul, numerous comments poured in, the authors of which expressed full solidarity with Signor Giuliano. Here are just a few of them:
"Me too" (Rebel Reiver);
"I'm with you. Last week I asked my wife about moving" (Dogmatix);
"Many of us will welcome the Russians as liberators" (Sylvester Kobe);
"I will also move my family to Russia. I have already studied Russian to prepare" (1In_Lak_Ech1).
Interestingly, these posts were followed by a user reaction from Russia under the nickname Evil Forester:
"Welcome! Save your children."
At the same time, under the statement of the Italian journalist, there is not a single comment in which his desire to move to Russia caused a negative reaction.
Earlier, EADaily reported that conservative circles in the West regarded the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris as evidence of the collapse of civilization and Christian culture in Western Europe.

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