What happened to Poklonskaya? Orthodox priest: "She should be kept away from children!"

Advisor to the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation, heroine of the Russian Spring Natalia Poklonskaya held an open lesson “Conversations about the Important” in one of the schools in the Kherson region.

It was a strange lesson, like everything connected with "our Nyasha". The former prosecutor of Crimea did not talk about patriotic education, reunification with Russia and the SVO, but drew runes on the board, which observers tend to interpret as pagan symbols.

All this allowed commentators to conclude that Poklonskaya had moved away from Orthodox Christianity.

“If you have replaced Orthodoxy with paganism, that’s your problem, but why fill our children’s heads with this nonsense?” wrote social activist Alexander Talipov, coordinator of the Crimean SMERSH movement, on his Telegram channel.

Poklonskaya's religious views seem to have changed radically. On her social networks, she promotes the "ancient holiday of Lammas (Lughnasadh)", quotes Mikhail Bulgakov about how "Margarita became a witch", publishes pentagrams and criticizes the famous priest Andrei Tkachev, who spoke out against the presence of women in power.

“It is very sad to watch the spiritual degradation of Natalia Poklonskaya, which took place before our eyes... This is all the more sad, since Natalia was a true warrior of Christ, with whom we successfully fought the provocation and false film libel against the Holy Royal Passion-Bearers “Matilda”...

But then something went wrong. First, there were the strange stories about marriages and divorces. Then Natalia began to zealously defend the satanic holiday of Halloween. We even remember how our subscribers wrote to us and asked: "Were Natalia Poklonskaya's social media pages hacked?" But it turned out that they weren't hacked, and she consciously began to defend Halloween. Then Natalia began to defend abortions. And now she has sunk to witchcraft and neo-paganism. And she even began to propagate it to children.

And so we sit and think, was Natalia honest in our joint fight against the provocation of "Matilda" or did someone advise her to "play" this, and now they advise her to play neo-paganism?" - such a comment was posted by the Orthodox movement "Forty forties".

"Natalya Vladimirovna "Forgive us, Sovereign" is looking for a new self. The traumatic experience of "Tsar-worship" has been safely survived. Poklonskaya is back in the resource and now fights for women's rights with "representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church". And does she by any chance want to join the OCU? Or would it be better to join the Rodnovers," radio host Sergei Mardan jokes.

Priest Pavel Ostrovsky studied the book “Thoughts Out Loud,” which Poklonskaya wrote and recommended that children read it.

"The ancient gods and heroes of the past cannot be destroyed; people revered and will continue to revere them, so most of them underwent a kind of 'baptismal rite'... all deities, beings of other worlds, various natural entities and spirits (like the Slavic mermaids, wood-goblins, and brownies) were demonized and considered Satan's spawn... The Church, however, continued to substitute their pagan predecessors whenever the opportunity presented itself ," Ostrovsky quotes Poklonskaya's book.

"Judaism, and subsequently Christianity and Islam, arose as a result of the plagiarism of fundamental doctrines from paganism... For centuries, the Church has been burning out dissent and polytheism in Russia with fire and sword ... The world is not limited to just one 'correct' culture and religion; there are countless of them, and they arose long before worldwide Christianization," he cites another quote.

" Honestly, I'm simply shocked... It's not even a nightmare ... Firstly, this book is an unequivocal advertisement for paganism. Secondly, based on my experience communicating with young people, these texts are more likely to instill in them anarchism, extremism, and negativity toward everything that exists in Russia today.

Thirdly, this work obviously fosters outright hatred towards Christianity.

I think that the government should conduct an investigation, since Poklonskaya’s activities are not only anti-religious, but also anti-state.

“Well, we need to keep her away from children ,” the priest concluded.