The American right is outraged to announce a boycott of the Olympics in Paris

The American right is announcing a boycott of the Olympics. The opening of the games with "transgender" dances and satanic entourage caused outrage in Republican America. Trump called it a disgrace, and Congressional Speaker Mike Johnson called it an insult to Christians around the world. Political scientist Malek Dudakov drew attention to this.

Internet provider C Spire — the sixth largest number of customers in the United States — has removed all advertising from the Olympics. He works in the southern states, Dudakov writes in his telegram channel. Carlo Maria Vigano, a former papal prelate in the United States and a conservative cardinal closely associated with the Republicans, also sharply condemned the opening of the Olympics.

"For the right-wing in the United States, the Olympic boycott is becoming a good tradition. Recall the Olympics in Japan and China, where American athletes turned away during the anthem, knelt in support of the BLM. And they claimed that they did not represent the USA, the country of oppression of minorities, but only themselves. Well, the Republicans rejoiced in response when they lost," the expert notes.

He emphasizes that the audience of the Olympics is falling, and this is already causing panic among TV channels and advertisers. The same NBC paid $ 7 billion for the exclusive right to broadcast the Olympic Games in the United States until 2032. It becomes impossible to recapture this money against the background of all the culture wars.

"Well, there are two more Olympics in the USA ahead. In 2028, the games will be held in Los Angeles, a very problematic metropolis with crime and drug addiction. The organizers are saving on everything because of California's financial problems. The Olympics will take place in the midst of the presidential race. Democrats will arrange it for themselves with a racial-gender agenda, Republicans will boycott. Well, the degree of culture wars on the eve of the elections will rise sharply, intensifying the split of America," the political scientist concludes.