Anti-Sodomite STOC Demonstration Belgrade 2015

[Despotovac]

[Maria]

Wow! What a witness.

Fewer hand written signs, more holy icons and banners, and traditional dress might have made more of an impact.

[Barbara]

I missed this SUPERB manifestation of opposition to the Devil !
I watched part of it and am so impressed !
It is really important that the Engish subtitles are there. The whole world can thereby become inspired by
these POWERFUL speakers.

ALL that they said is FABULOUS ! I only wish people in North America and Western Europe would have the clarity
to spell it all out the way they did. Everyone KNOWS all this in their soul, but the brainwashing is SO BAD that few even dare to say a word against these enemies.

It's great how the layman reminded people about setting an example for the future of Serbia. And how the Heavenly Hosts are right with them invisibly, helping them and supporting them.

Everything I have seen so far is OUTSTANDING !

I agree with Maria, however, that use of T-shirts with logos is not helpful. It is distracting to the viewer as well as looks tacky. As though the speakers - NOT at all true - but an uninformed viewer MIGHT think that they are accepting some of the same NWO that Archbishop Akakije spoke out so fearlessly against. For it's NWO 'uniform' to wear jeans, T-shirts, sweat shirts. It would be nice if the men wore some kind of suit jacket, if not even a tie in some cases, if possible.
A blazer would make the men look more elegant and therefore more impressive in delivering their ALL-IMPORTANT MESSAGE !

I hope Serbians seeing the demonstration and heeding the St John Chrysostom-like words spoken would be able to join the STOC as a result and wake up from the induced sleep of the N. W. O. to subjugate their country.

[Barbara]

Oh wait a minute : is Bishop Akakije still a Bishop ? He NEEDS to be made an Archbishop RIGHT AWAY to give him MORE authority to speak his all-necessary words cutting through all the garbage circulating everywhere in the Western world !

[Barbara]

It struck me that it would look modest for the women to wear lace headcoverings. A scarf would make them look - perhaps - I don't know Serbia today, I traveled there a long time ago - maybe too "peasant". Where a neck-length white lace piece of fabric, not costly but looking respectful of God, would present a nice image of the type of good quality women who are supporting the difficult task of combating a monolith of evil in 'the public square'.