According to an Alphanews article, dozens of people fell victim to a crazy trolling attending the anti-vaccination event that took place outside the Ministry of Justice on Sunday afternoon.
As AlphaNews.live is undoubtedly informed, the man who addressed the audience as "Warriors of Light" was nothing more than a troll who from time to time with his presence at similar events wants to highlight the "problematic" of their views.
The young "protester" who pushed himself into the crowd, found it difficult as we were informed to speak because the organizers did not know him. Eventually they gave him the floor and he indulged in an unprecedented trolling that began with the following attack: "Warriors of light, hear my call."
This is a young man who came to the scene wearing a MUSE band jersey and a mask. Several protesters called on him to remove it during his speech. In vain though.
The trolling that fell exceeded all limits, nevertheless the protesters continued to applaud the speaker.
"I will say something that the ascetic Matthew Belamos said," the speaker said characteristically. Of course, the ascetic Matthew Belamos never existed. What exists is Matthew Bellamy, head of the Muse band whose speaker wore a T-shirt.
At one point he tried in vain to trouble the attendees, asking the question that the ascetic had allegedly asked in the past: "Where will they all go if they got sick, to the church or to the hospital?" .
Going one step further and ending his troll, the troll speaker told the audience that "when man went into space and on the moon he found the footsteps of Christ there before man went." Of course the message he wanted to send them is that man through science reached the moon. They, however, kept the second part of his report and applauded him.
"Their veins are full of terror. "Wherever they go, they are afraid. Come and get to your carpenter faster", was his next report.
How did the attendees know that these are the lyrics of their speaker's favorite song, Metallica Master Of Puppets.
Source: Alphanews