Global outrage has ensued following the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics, which featured a blatant mockery of Leonardo da Vinci’s renowned painting “The Last Supper.” The grotesque parody included drag queens, an obese lesbian in the role of Jesus, and satanic imagery, among other offensive elements. Sara Gonzales calls it “the most shocking and disgusting opening ceremony” in existence and proof that “we have been taken over by wokeism and a radical leftist agenda.” While many criticized the performance for mocking Christianity, one individual – Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò – took his analysis to a deeper and rather peculiar place. According to Sara, Viganò’s evaluation is “the take that everyone needs to be talking about.” Paris Olympics EXPLAINED: How the Obamas & NONBINARY Greek Gods Are Related | 7/29/24 www.youtube.com In his letter, Viganò deemed the performance “a dystopian dance macabre.” “In this provocative spectacle, Satan knows how to do nothing except ruin God’s creative perfection, showing himself as the envious author of every counterfeit. Satan creates nothing: he only ruins everything. He does not invent: he tampers. And his followers are no different,” he wrote. But then Viganò took his analysis to an unexpected place – Emmanuel Macron, France’s president, and what he deems the American equivalent: the Obamas. “It is no coincidence that the one sponsoring this revolting carnival is an emissary of the World Economic Forum, Emanuel Macron [sic], who passes off a transvestite as his own wife with impunity, just as Barack Obama is accompanied by a muscular man in a wig. It is the reign of mystification, of falsehood, of fiction erected as a totem, in which man is disfigured precisely because he was created in the image and likeness of God,” Viganò said. To hear Sara's take on Viganò's bold statements, watch the video above. Want more from Sara Gonzales? To enjoy more of Sara's no-holds-barred take to news and culture, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

On Tuesday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled that Texas may keep its water barrier in the Rio Grande.Last summer, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) announced his administration's plan to install a 1,000-foot floating fence in the river in response to the Biden administration's refusal to secure the southern border. The barrier consists of interconnected inflatable sphere buoys, four feet wide, that spin when grabbed to prevent individuals from climbing over. 'Biden tried to remove them. I fought to keep them in the water.'Abbott said that the water barrier would be placed near Eagle Pass, a highly trafficked area of the border. The governor also placed concertina wire along the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass to further deter unlawful crossings.The Biden administration entered into a legal battle with the state over its attempts to stem the illegal immigration crisis, filing lawsuits against Texas' installation of the concertina wire and the buoy wall. Biden's Department of Justice claimed that Texas violated federal law by not obtaining authorization to install the barrier. It further alleged that the buoys present environmental and safety concerns.On Tuesday, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals determined that the marine barrier may stay for now, reversing a lower court's injunction that ordered its removal. The broader case will return to a district court in Austin next week.Following the court's latest ruling, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) announced, "The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled in Texas's favor, finding that the federal district court abused its discretion when it ordered Texas to remove the buoys floating in the Rio Grande that prevent aliens from attempting a dangerous river crossing to enter America illegally. The buoys can remain in the river. I will continue to defend Texas's right to protect its border from illegal immigration!"Abbott called the court's Tuesday decision "justice.""Biden tried to remove them. I fought to keep them in the water. That is exactly where they will stay," Abbott said.Abbott's interventions to curb the border crisis were deployed as part of the governor's Operation Lone Star, a joint effort between the Texas Department of Public Safety and the Texas National Guard. According to the governor, the effort has resulted in more than 516,600 illegal alien apprehensions and over 45,500 criminal arrests.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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