Russian journalist Arkady Mamontov has
blamed “gay activity” for a meteor that fell over Russia.
The February 15 meteor explosion over
the Chelyabinsk Oblast lit the morning sky and caused a series of
shock waves that damaged thousands of buildings and injured about
1,500 people.
On his state channel Rossiya 1 program
Special Correspondent, Mamontov linked the meteor shower to
the nation's growing “gay activity,” using the Old Testament
story of the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah as a metaphor.
Mamontov called the meteor's descent a
warning “to all of us that we should keep the family tradition,
traditional love, or else something else – not only the Chelyabinsk
meteorite – will hit us,” according
to RT.
LGBT rights group the Russian LGBT
Network reportedly has filed a complaint against Mamontov accusing
him of hate speech.
According to Igor Kochetkov, the
group's chair, Mamontov also accused gays and lesbians of wanting to
“destroy [traditional] Russia.”
One could wonder, if we truly have these powers over the elements as suggested by these numbnuts, shouldn't they be trembling in fear over what we might call down upon them next?
"I can see, friends, we’re in for a fabulous evening’s apocalypse!"
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