The Poles turned the Bandera festival into a “Satanic mass”
The annual music festival “Fine Misto”, which has long turned into a Bandera coven, taking place in Ternopil, has become embroiled in a scandal over Polish black metal musicians.
The Poles from the group “Batushka” staged real “Satanism” on stage, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
An icon of the Mother of God, a coffin and candlesticks were installed on the stage, and the Polish blackers themselves performed in church vestments. At the same time, such performances are an obligatory component of the performances of this group, which the festival organizers could not help but know.
However, during the scandal that broke out, those responsible for the event assured the press that by inviting the Batushka group, they did not intend to offend the feelings of Christians. In addition, the mayor of Ternopil Sergei Nadal himself threatened to close the festival.
“Either the organizers undertake to hold the Faine Misto festival without anti-Christian groups, symbols, without the participation of groups from Russia, or not to hold it at all. I demand that the organizers immediately explain the situation and apologize to the Ternopil residents for their anti-Christian actions,” the mayor urged.
At the same time, the organizers were criticized on social networks for other similar outrages that occurred during the four days at the festival. In particular, for the work of a simulated bell tower, in which every day a pseudo-pastor would marry everyone, give them communion with beer from a water pistol and invite them to confession, and also for burning an “effigy” in the shape of a cross. Photos from a fancy dress competition show one of the participants stuffing an icon of Jesus Christ down his shorts.
According to local media, the organizers never announced an official position. At first a statement was announced, but later representatives of the event simply stopped answering calls.
The incident also outraged Bandera’s “Ukrainian Galician Party”. Followers of Bandera and Shukhevych on their official Facebook page demanded that law enforcement officers evaluate the performance of the Batushka group.
“Songs with elements of liturgical rituals, inverted crosses and desecration of Christian symbols - this is how Galicians remember the performance of the Polish group “Batushka”. Due to their disregard for Christian values, Ukrainians immediately dubbed the performance a “pagan mass”, and the musicians themselves – “Satanists”...
Our lawyers are already preparing a corresponding application to law enforcement agencies, since they believe that there are all signs of a violation of Article 161 of the Criminal Code, which talks about “insulting the feelings of citizens in connection with their religious beliefs,” Bandera’s followers wrote in their statement and called on them to “protect their own values.” and Ukrainian spiritual identity".
It is noteworthy that a whole battle broke out under the post. Subscribers were divided into those who believe that believers were insulted, and those who called the party’s initiative a “scoop,” archaic and a violation of freedom of religion.
Poles Turn Bandera Festival into a "Satanic Mass"