Guberniev called critics of the scandalous opening of the Olympics crazy with kvass

Russian journalist, commentator and TV presenter Dmitry Guberniev continues to admire the scandalous opening ceremony of the Olympics in Paris, for which the IOC has already had to apologize. The telegram channel Tsargrad TV drew attention to this.

"While the IOC shamefully removes the video with the shameful discovery from its accounts, and the sponsors of the Paris Olympics are breaking advertising contracts, Guberniev decided to connect the duo to coach Tatyana Tarasova," the telegram channel points out.

He accused all the spectators who were outraged by the failed ceremony of a lack of taste, without hesitation in expressions.

"Well, we still won't "sell the Motherland for lentil soup." For those who have eyes can see perfectly well that the Paris Olympics has nothing to do with sports, the Olympic movement, or the ideas of Pierre de Coubertin (by the way, a Frenchman by birth), nor with joy, nor with life," the publication says.

As EADaily reported, the opening ceremony of the XXXIII Summer Olympic Games in Paris was held on July 26. For the first time, the athletes' parade was held not at the stadium, but on boats along the Seine River.

In addition to the obvious blunders of the organizers, such as the inverted flag with five rings, the North and South Korean announcers confused, for which the national teams later had to apologize, the ceremony was replete with dubious creative findings. So, the indignation of many even Western tolerant observers was caused by a scene in which transvestites depicted the Last Supper. The Greek portal Pronews called it evidence of the collapse of civilization and Christian culture in Western Europe.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban joined the general chorus of critics of this event. According to him, the Paris show demonstrated the West's lack of a common moral basis.

The French Episcopal Conference also criticized the Sodomite opening ceremony of the Summer Olympic Games in Paris for "ridiculing Christianity."

Vakhtang Kipshidze, Deputy Head of the Synodal Department of the Moscow Patriarchate for Church-Society Relations and the Media, is confident that everything that underlies the cultural identity of the French people is being destroyed now, and this will lead to a civilizational catastrophe.

Observing the wave of indignation, the IOC considered it necessary to apologize for the "separate scenes" of the opening ceremony of the games. If someone was offended by these very scenes, "it was unintentional and the Organizing Committee regrets."