The Swiss Gotthard Base Tunnel through the Swiss Alps, serving passengers from Switzerland, Italy, Germany and France took seventeen years in the making is getting criticism for being too Pagan, too Satanic.
If you want to watch the entire ceremony we have that too below.
Even though it's the longest underground rail tunnel in the world, what has the attention of some people are opening ceremonies.
Forget that this tunnel is a marvelous accomplishment, it was the Pagan demonic display that has people all hot and bothered.
This ceremony was attended by many European leaders, French President Francois Hollande, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and the President of Switzerland Johann Schneider-Ammann.
The complaint was the pagan and dark arts prominently and proudly displayed. "The worship of a whipping goat man, replete with moans and groans, androgynous semi — naked dancers in blatantly sexual poses, eerie music, a winged baby, rolling, frolicking haystacks (well known as “Uglies, or Hobelspanler in Swiss mythology) bells, tones, groans, mountain excavating video, Egyptian scarabs, beating drums, chains. whips, leather, fire and other hedonistic, pagan and demonic symbolism."
The hysteria just get worse somehow connecting the people who died during the construction of the rail tunnel with satanic sacrifice.
Then if the tunnel story and Paganism wasn't proof enough, the critics ask if you hadn’t noticed the surge of these themes taking over music, social media, educational materials, churches and city halls?
But really after 17 years to complete and measuring 35 miles, the the longest and most expensive tunnel ever built, the main topic of conversation is the Pagan influence.
The traditional orthodox, let's say conservative believers, claim the occult elite, the Pagan Illuminati enjoy displaying their philosophy symbolic agenda.
The Pagan Illuminati? Really, we've never been called that before, well, maybe behind our backs.
Actually, we thought the ceremony was beautiful, sorry we weren't there.
