Approaching Sodom, The War on Christianity > Deep State pushing Moldova into godlessness

 

LGBTQ agenda forced on Moldova by NATO – expert

The military bloc has tried to subvert traditional values in multiple Eastern European nations before, Stevan Gajic has told RT

FILE PHOTO. © Global Look Press

The LGBTQ “ideology” is “being force-fed to Moldovans” by NATO, which has used similar tactics elsewhere in Eastern Europe in the past, Stevan Gajic has told RT.

A professor of comparative politics at the Institute of European Studies in Belgrade, Gajic gave his assessment following a ‘pride’ rally in the Moldovan capital, Chisinau, on Sunday, where local police brutally assailed counter-demonstrators.

Speaking to RT, he claimed that the latest events in the former Soviet republic have “nothing to do with LGBT rights per se,” but rather represent an “imposed agenda, which always has a political component.”

READ MORE: Police knock priest to the ground during anti-LGBT protest (VIDEOS)

“Here LGBT is only a political flag of NATO,” he suggested, surmising that the military bloc’s endgame is to try to “mobilize” Moldovans to fight against Russia. According to the professor, the bloc has prioritized the “fight against Orthodox Christianity” in countries that border Russia or are situated close to it.

Gajic told RT that President Maia Sandu’s government is made up of people who mostly view themselves as bureaucrats, rather than “statesmen” – hence their unquestioning obedience to narratives handed down by the West.

He recalled that scenes similar to the latest events in Moldova have played out in many Eastern European nations in the past couple of decades, all following the same template and being orchestrated by the CIA, the professor claimed.

Gajic also noted that while ‘woke’ ideology has been out of vogue in the US and much of Western Europe for some time now, NATO continues to use the same old tropes in the East of the continent in pursuit of its ulterior objectives.

Even though the LGBTQ rally in central Chisinau on Sunday had not been authorized by the authorities, police did nothing to stop it. However, law enforcement officers’ response to an Orthodox Christian counter-demonstration was markedly different.

Multiple videos said to show the events in the Moldovan capital have been circulating on social media, which depict police officers shoving an Orthodox priest to the ground and forcibly detaining a man holding an infant, among other incidents.

According to Sputnik Moldova, the clashes began after counter-demonstrators tried to breach the police cordons separating them from the LGBTQ rally, with several people reportedly detained in the skirmishes.

The heavy-handed police response to the situation has drawn criticism from the leader of the opposition Revival Party, Natalya Paraska.

Approaching Sodom > Sweden's new security advisor lasts 12 hours; NATO General destroys career in one stupid sentence

 

Top Swedish official quits over gay dating app photo leak

Tobias Thyberg resigned as security adviser hours after images were sent to the prime minister’s office and news outlets

FILE PHOTO: Tobias Thyberg. © Global Look Press / Yuliia Ovsyannikova

A former Swedish ambassador to Ukraine was forced to resign a top security position hours after taking up the role following the publication of explicit photos taken from a gay dating app.

Tobias Thyberg resigned from his post as Sweden’s national security adviser following the circulation of explicit images from the Grindr app to his political masters and the press. The scandal has sent shockwaves through the new NATO member’s political establishment, reportedly raising questions about the reliability of security vetting and possible foreign involvement.

Thyberg, who served as Sweden’s ambassador to Ukraine from 2019 to 2023, was appointed national security adviser shortly before midday on Thursday, according to a timeline published by the newspaper Dagens Nyheter.

About 30 minutes later, an anonymous email containing explicit photos, allegedly of Thyberg, was sent to Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson’s office. The images, reportedly taken from an old Grindr account, were later shared with media outlets, including the Dagens Nyheter.

By midnight, Thyberg had informed the outlet that he would not assume the role, confirming the leak. “I should have informed about this but I didn’t,” he told the newspaper, referring to the pictures.

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The paper noted that the images were not public, but were shared on a private channel, and that many were six or seven years old. It is unclear who accessed and distributed the pictures, but the Dagens Nyheter said the sender had used a private email service with strong encryption protection.

Kristersson has ordered an investigation into the scandal but refused to speculate about the potentially compromising materials. Justice Minister Gunnar Strommer confirmed that the sensitive images had not surfaced during the security check, noting that Thyberg should have disclosed them voluntarily. Peter Hultqvist, a former Swedish Defense Minister, suggested that the scandal could disrupt the country’s cooperation with its international partners.

The outlet reported, citing sources, that there is speculation within the Swedish government that a foreign power may be behind the emergence of the images. Another source told the paper that it is “incomprehensible why this vulnerability was not discovered in the security clearance. The position is placed in the highest security class.”

The role of national security adviser in Sweden, which was only created in 2022, is not as prominent as its US counterpart, but it still has significant influence. The advisor reports directly to the prime minister and handles classified information. The position has come under increased scrutiny recently following the January resignation of Henrik Landerholm, who was indicted after allegedly leaving classified documents in a hotel room – a charge he denies.

NATO general fired over rape gaffe – Spiegel

The military bloc’s deputy commander for Ukraine support told a meeting, “If rape is inevitable, relax and enjoy”

FILE PHOTO: Major General Hartmut Renk. © Wikipedia

NATO’s deputy commander for Ukraine support has been dismissed over a rape-related remark he made during a high-level meeting, Der Spiegel reported on Tuesday.

Major General Hartmut Renk told a gathering in February “If rape is inevitable, relax and enjoy.”

How about the millions of children being raped everyday around the world? Are they supposed to lie back and enjoy the painful invasion of their bodies and souls? How much intelligence does it take to be a General these days?

Following a formal complaint from a female British officer, Renk admitted to making the comment but reportedly used it sarcastically to motivate his team, according to the outlet.

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius and General Carsten Breuer, the head of the German armed forces, oversaw an investigation, after which, the minister removed Renk from his NATO post, canceled his planned promotion to a role in the US, and initiated disciplinary proceedings.

The two-star general now reportedly faces early retirement.

READ MORE: Ukraine extradites German mercenary wanted for rape at home – media

NATO publicly committed to combating conflict-related sexual violence and adopted a zero-tolerance policy in 2020. Each bloc member is responsible for investigating misconduct and taking disciplinary or legal action against its own personnel.

Despite this policy, sexual misconduct within NATO ranks, including incidents involving senior officers, has been widely reported. A 2024 NATO Review highlighted persistent sexual harassment and called for cultural change within military institutions.

Renk’s dismissal comes as new German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has pledged to overhaul the country’s armed forces, restore credibility, and significantly increase military spending under the campaign slogan, “Germany is back.”

Back to what, is the question.

German defense minister pushing for ‘drastic’ budget hike – Reuters

The former senior commander began his military career in 1982 and was deployed to both Kosovo and Afghanistan. He most recently worked on providing weapons and training for Kiev through NATO’s Security Assistance and Training for Ukraine (NSATU) program.

Of course, providing weapons is what NATO does, as the storefront for the Western War Industry.

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NATO Peacekeeping Force Drives Abduction and Forced Prostitution of Girls

Update at the bottom of this post.

London Guardian | May 7, 2004

Western troops, policemen, and civilians are largely to blame for the rapid growth of the sex slavery industry in Kosovo over the past five years, a mushrooming trade in which hundreds of women, many of them under-age girls, are tortured, raped, abused and then criminalised, Amnesty International said yesterday.

Kosovo peace-keeper

In a report on the rapid growth of sex-trafficking and forced prostitution rackets since Nato troops and UN administrators took over the Balkan province in 1999, Amnesty said Nato soldiers, UN police, and western aid workers operated with near impunity in exploiting the victims of the sex traffickers.

As a result of the influx of thousands of Nato-led peacekeepers, "Kosovo soon became a major destination country for women trafficked into forced prostitution. A small-scale local market for prostitution was transformed into a large-scale industry based on trafficking, predominantly run by criminal networks."

The international presence in Kosovo continues to generate 80% of the income for the pimps, brothel-owners, and mafiosi who abduct local girls or traffic women mainly from Moldova, Romania, Ukraine, and Russia to Kosovo via Serbia, the report said, although the international "client base" for the sex trade has fallen to 20% last year from 80% four years ago.

Up to 2,000 women are estimated to have been coerced into sex slavery in Kosovo, which had seen "an unprecedented escalation in trafficking" in recent years. The number of premises in Kosovo listed by a special UN police unit as being involved in the rackets has swollen from 18 in 1999 to 200 this year.

A few weeks ago the UN's department of peacekeeping in New York acknowledged that "peacekeepers have come to be seen as part of the problem in trafficking rather than the solution".

The sex slavery in Kosovo parallels similar phenomena next door in Bosnia, where the arrival of thousands of Nato peacekeepers in 1995 fuelled a thriving forced prostitution industry.

International personnel in Kosovo enjoy immunity from prosecution unless this is waived by the UN in New York for UN employees or by national military chiefs for Nato-led troops.

One police officer last year and another the year before had their immunity waived, enabling criminal prosecutions.

"Amnesty International has been unable to find any evidence of any criminal proceedings related to trafficking against any military personnel in their home countries," the 80-page report said.

The report said that US, French, German and Italian soldiers were known to have been involved in the rackets.

Criticism of the international troops in Kosovo follows a recent broader indictment of the Kosovo mission by the International Crisis Group thinktank, which called for the mission to be overhauled.

Women were bought and sold for up to £2,000 and then kept in appalling conditions as slaves by their "owners", Amnesty said. They were routinely raped "as a means of control and coercion", beaten, held at gunpoint, robbed, and kept in darkened rooms unable to go out.

Apart from women trafficked into Kosovo, there is a worsening problem with girls abducted locally. A Kosovo support group working with victims reported that a third of these locals were under 14, and 80% were under 18.

An article published yesterday (Mar. 24, 2015) on the NATO website states that 4500 troops from 31 countries are still in Kosovo. According to them - Today, KFOR continues to contribute towards maintaining a safe and secure environment in Kosovo and freedom of movement for all. 

That is, freedom of movement for all except the hundreds of girls kidnapped off the streets or trafficked from nearby countries, who are locked in dark rooms, perhaps chained, probably forcefully hooked on heroin, and beaten and raped if they don't willingly prostitute themselves. 

What a disgrace! The UN needs to create a force to go into countries where peace-keepers are abusing girls and clean up their act. But I won't hold my breath waiting for that to happen. Child sex trafficking is 'just the cost of doing business'!

The UN admission in March that its peacekeepers were part of the problem was welcome, said Amnesty.