Satanic Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony

Not quite sure if this is the correct forum but here goes:

The Commonwealth Games in Britian had a very interesting opening ceremony which some are claiming to be symbolic of the re-building the tower of Babel where people worship the beast. In this case the beast is a giant mechanized bull which worshipped by 71 nations; actually 70 nations plus Israel to equal 71. The man in the video breaks down all of the symbolism at this event pretty well. Watch the vid and give me your thoughts.

The Commonwealth kicked off with Satanic Baal Worship Ceremony
showing the fall of Satan and appearing as the Beast as in Revelation 13
continuing to Revelation 17 with the whore of Babylon.
They are uniting all nations to defy God and rebuild the halted Tower of Babel.

Did anyone across the Atlantic catch this blatant idol worship at the Commonwealth Games which was observed by then Prince Charles as the Queen was still alive at the time...? What does everyone think of this? Better yet....what says ATS?!

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Birmingham has long been associated with the bull, or rather a bullring. This goes back to the dawn of time (11th or 12th century) when the town was awarded a Royal Charter to hold a market. Since then, Birmingham has had a Bull Ring and been associated with a bull. So, when the Commonwealth Games were held in Birmingham, the city drew upon the bull as a recognisable symbol of the city.

So, not so much satanism, but more tradition.

a reply to: paraphi

Thanks for this insight. I guess it's not satanic as stated by whomever made this video. Still, however, it's chock-full of symbolism.

a reply to: lostbook

The bull is the symbol of Baal.

If what paraphi says is true than they did a good job of mixing tradition with occult devilry.

a reply to: Tucket

its not an 'if' what paraphi says is true...it is true, whether that was the inspiration or not perhaps you can debate but Birmingham has a long established association with Bulls from middle ages to now

Bull Ring, Birmingham

The Bull Ring is a major shopping area in central Birmingham England, and has been an important feature of Birmingham since the Middle Ages, when its market was first held

Why Does Birmingham Love Bulls So Much

a reply to: lostbook

I was born a Brummie, Just a few miles from the centre, what members Paraphi and UpThenDown posts is 100% true.
Birmingham used to have a weekly Bull market which is were the shopping centre took it's name from and why Birmingham centre is now called "The Bullring".

This charter, which was granted in either 1154 or 1166, allowed then Lord of the Manor of Berm, Peter de Bermingham, to hold a weekly Thursday market, at his moated manor where he levied tolls on the goods and produce sold.

It’s suspected that a market may have already developed at the spot but that the charter made it all official to take tolls.

Birmingham Evening Mail - Bullring History

I have to say, I really enjoyed the opening ceremony which also showed some of the darker history of Birmingham along with the good. The chains shown holding the Bull was a reference to the industrialized chain manufacturing that took place in Birmingham, some of these chains were used in the slave trade.

a reply to: lostbook

Bunch Of Baal Sheet..........