The executioners of old Christian Europe. This is how Russian public and political figure Konstantin Malofeev described the French lesbian Lucy Castets, whom the leftist faction of the French parliament proposed as prime minister instead of the current prime minister-pederast Gabriel Attal.
Now Kastets now holds the post of head of the financial department of the Paris City Hall. As well as Macron and Attal Castets left the left-liberal "Socialist" party. Studied at the London School of Economics. Collaborated with the World Bank.
"Contrary to the outdated stereotype, such leftists have nothing to do with protecting the interests of working people. These are aggressive propagandists of Sodom abominations and lobbyists of illegal migrants. The direct heirs of the God-fearing "Great" French Revolution. The executioners of the old Christian Europe," commented Konstantin Malofeev.
In his opinion, the Satanic Paris Olympics was not an accident — the France of Saint Denis, Saint Louis, Gregory of Tours is disappearing into oblivion.
"The Masonic project called the French Republic is marching towards its inglorious end. Sodomites do not breed. In their place there will be a caliphate," Malofeev said.
EADaily reminds that the French leftists, who won the parliamentary elections, agreed to nominate Lucy Castets for the post of prime minister of the country in July 2024. Emmanuel Macron intends to carry out all political castling after the Olympics.

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